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  • cleared patch of snowy icy driveway next to snow-covered car
    By Christy Rae Ammons 12 hours ago

    Neither Rock Salt Nor Harsh Chemicals: A Greener Way To Prevent Driveway Ice Buildup

    Road crews know one natural ingredient that makes deicers more effective and less damaging than rock salt, and it's a solution you can try on your own driveway!

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  • two empty milk jugs
    By Christy Rae Ammons 1 day ago

    Reuse Empty Milk Jugs To DIY A Vertical Garden That's Perfect For Smaller Yards

    Save your plastic milk cartons, and use them to create a customizable vertical garden where you can grow herbs and other plants in a small space.

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  • several snake plants in a large pot
    By Rob Johnstone 1 day ago

    Keep Your Snake Plant Thriving With This Surprisingly Simple Care Habit

    Snake plants aren't exactly difficult to maintain, but they do have needs. This simple habit is one that will ensure your snake plant is thriving.

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  • Hand watering monstera plant
    By Christy Rae Ammons 2 days ago

    The Forgotten Kitchen Liquid That Helps Monstera Plants Thrive

    Monstera plants are popular houseplants known for their glossy leaves and "swiss cheese" holes. This one household staple can help them flourish.

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  • person shoveling snow from path leading to house
    By Christy Rae Ammons 2 days ago

    About To Shovel Snow? Try This Trick First To Make It Easier

    Don't let snow stick to your shovel and weigh you down. For a quicker and easier time clearing a path, reach for this handy household essential.

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  • trees with trunks painted white
    By Danno Wise 3 days ago

    If You See A Tree Painted White, Don't Ignore It! Here's What It Means

    Seeing paint on a tree can be a bit jarring if you're not familiar with the practice. If you see a tree painted white, here's why that probably is.

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  • A woman admiring the multiple houseplants on a shelf in a living room
    By Christy Rae Ammons 3 days ago

    This Indoor Plant Thrives Without Direct Sunlight And Has Heart-Shaped Leaves

    Making sure your houseplants get the appropriate amount of sunlight can be tricky, but this gorgeous plant has no problem growing in lower light conditions.

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  • Hummingbird perched on twig
    By Amanda Anthony 3 days ago

    Create A Charming Yard Feature For Hummingbirds Using Simple Thrift Store Items

    You don't have to purchase a fancy feeder to attract hummingbirds to your yard. Instead, save some money with this DIY feeder and a thrifted glass bottle.

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  • Old rusty muffin tray
    By Madisen Swenson 3 days ago

    Don't Throw Out Old Muffin Tins: 12 Genius Ways To Reuse Them Around The House

    Muffin tins can be used for so much more than making muffins. Learn how you can reuse extra ones in your kitchen, your garden, or your office.

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  • Cat sniffing potted plants while a person rests one hand on them
    By Cayla Leonard 3 days ago

    Homeowner Shares 'Hilarious Yet Genius' Trick For Keeping Cats Out Of Houseplants

    A fed-up pet owner found a surprisingly clever way to protect houseplants from curious cats — and users on Reddit can’t stop talking about it.

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  • a person holds a potted snake plant
    By Brandy Eaklor 4 days ago

    How To Easily Repot Your Snake Plant So It Thrives For Years To Come

    Snake plants are hardy and easy to care for, but they do need a little help to keep them healthy. Here's how you should repot them when the time comes.

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  • Leafless fig tree in winter against a cloudy sky
    By Cayla Leonard 4 days ago

    The Fast-Growing Fruit Tree That Thrives In Cold Climates & Is Great For Beginners

    If you're interested in growing your own fruit trees but live in a colder climate, you still have options. Consider this fruit tree for beginners.

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  • small birds at a tube bird feeder
    By Ryan Cashman 5 days ago

    The Truth About How Often You Should Clean Your Bird Feeder (Really)

    Allowing your bird feeders to become dirty can turn them into a breeding ground for dangerous bacteria. So, how often should you actually clean them?

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  • A hanging pothos plant shows yellowing leaves and brown spots
    By Jennifer Davis 5 days ago

    The Fastest Ways To Bring A Dying Pothos Plant Back To Life

    Pothos plants are known for being resilient. If yours is showing signs of dying, like wilting or yellowing leaves, try these quick remedies.

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  • Snake plant sitting beside a winter window
    By Christy Rae Ammons 6 days ago

    How Often To Water Your Snake Plants In The Winter To Keep Them Happy And Healthy

    While they don't live outside, houseplants still require regular care to thrive in the winter months. Here's how often you should be watering your snake plant.

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  • cardinal perching on feeder
    By Christy Rae Ammons 6 days ago

    This Simple Bird Feeder Tip Keeps Colorful Cardinals Coming To Your Yard All Winter

    Cold weather doesn’t have to mean empty feeders. A small placement tweak can make your yard feel safer — and far more inviting — to winter cardinals.

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  • Wood ash collected in bucket
    By Ryan Cashman 7 days ago

    Before You Throw Out Wood Ashes, Try This Icy Driveway Trick

    That leftover material from your fireplace might be more useful than you think. In winter, it can offer a surprising alternative for icy driveways.

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  • a butterfly sits on a flower in a garden
    By Christy Rae Ammons 7 days ago

    Sow This Gorgeous Flower In Late Winter For A Garden Full Of Butterflies In Spring

    Nothing beats the sight of butterflies fluttering by your garden. Sow the seeds of this vibrant flower in winter, and they'll visit in their droves come spring.

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  • a wet sparrow bathing in a birdbath
    By Ron Baker 7 days ago

    Ben And Erin Napier Use This Unexpected Item To Make Charming DIY Birdbaths

    HGTV's Ben and Erin Napier know a few things about sprucing up a home, and this birdbath might be one of their best — and easiest — DIY projects.

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  • pea gravel next to a hedge and grass.
    By Danno Wise 7 days ago

    Stop Weeds From Growing Under Pea Gravel From The Start With One Effective Solution

    Pea gravel looks great in almost any yard, but it loses much of its appeal once weeds start popping up. Stop them from growing in the first place with this.

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  • two birds eating seed from a bird feeder
    By Brandy Eaklor 8 days ago

    The Added Benefits Of Putting A Bird Feeder In Your Garden

    Bird feeders bring tons of avian pals into your yard, but there are quite a few benefits to adding this to your landscape besides making feathered friends.

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  • Hand holding soup can with no label
    By Amanda Anthony 9 days ago

    Turn Old Soup Cans Into A Space-Saving Vertical Garden With An Easy DIY

    Your old soup cans could find a new home in your garden, especially if you don't have too much space in your yard and need to plant up rather than out.

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  • a tangled green garden hose creating clutter on outdoor pavers
    By Gwen Swanson 10 days ago

    Hide Ugly Garden Hose Clutter With A Creative DIY Storage Solution

    Tired of seeing your garden hose heaped up by the spigot? Try this DIY solution, which will give even the heaviest of hoses a nifty place to hide.

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  • Hand holding spider plant leaves with brown tips
    By Jessica Steinhoff 11 days ago

    Stop Brown Tips On Spider Plant Leaves With One Easy Fix

    Spider plants are one of the easiest houseplants to maintain, but if you've noticed some browning tips on the leaves, here's what you need to do.

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  • Gloved hand holding ice melt crystals over a sidewalk
    By Jessica Steinhoff 12 days ago

    Think Twice Before Salting A Neighbor's Sidewalk Without Asking This Winter — Here's Why

    When winter weather hits, you may think you're being helpful by tossing some salt on your neighbor's walkway. Here are some reasons why it's best to ask first.

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  • Starting seeds for winter garden
    By Ryan Cashman 13 days ago

    Plant These 10 Vegetables Before January Ends And Thank Us Later

    Think it’s too early to plant veggies? January is actually the ideal time to get many crops started, whether they're planted in the ground or started indoors.

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  • red and pink panicle hydrangeas growing in a garden
    By Jillian Chapman 13 days ago

    Want Healthier Hydrangeas In The Spring? Do This One Thing In January

    Hydrangea blooms bring a burst of color to your garden, and a little extra work in the winter will help keep them vibrant and healthy during the growing season.

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