Attract Hummingbirds The Budget-Friendly Way With A Flower You Can Grow From Seed
Attracting hummingbirds usually comes down to providing a bunch of delicious nectar for energy, but you don't have to break the bank with this easy flower!
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The Heat-Tolerant Garden Flower Duo That Hummingbirds Are Known To Love
Don't just plant one flower to attract hummingbirds. Go for these two heat-tolerant options that will look stunning in your garden while drawing in pollinators.
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Attract Hummingbirds & Pollinators With A Low-Maintenance Flower They Love
You don't need a reason to add more flowers to your garden, but this low-maintenance annual has the added benefit of attracting pollinators like hummingbirds.
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Shield Your Garden From Squirrel Damage With A Flower You Can Easily Grow From Seed
Growing flowers from seed isn't complicated with this common annual. But beyond its pretty blooms, it may keep pests like squirrels from damaging your garden.
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15 Flowers That Will Flourish In Any Environment For An Easy-To-Grow Garden
There's nothing more irresistible than a garden bed full of gorgeous flowers. Sadly, blooms are so hard to grow, but there are easy options for any black thumb.
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The Two Types Of Kitchen Waste That Will Give Your Petunias A Boost
Petunias brighten a garden with cheerful color. Give these popular annual flowers an extra boost with these two types of kitchen scraps on hand.
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Phase Out Your Geraniums And Replace Them With This Reliable Garden Flower
If your geraniums aren't pulling their weight in the garden bed anymore, it may be time to go a different direction. Try this reliable garden flower instead.
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The Vibrant Red Perennial That Will Lure Cardinals To Your Yard
Seeing a bright red Northern cardinal in your yard is always exciting. Lure more to your yard by planting an equally vibrant red perennial that the birds love.
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Your Potted Mums Will Keep Coming Back Every Year With These Tricks
You may buy potted mums in the early fall and watch them die forever a few months later. However, this annual can become a perennial with a few clever tricks.
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