Create Your Own DIY Flower Pot With This Genius Egg Carton Hack
A plastic-free flower pot is possible, and you won't even have to go to the store. Create your own DIY plant container with a genius hack involving egg cartons.
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One Common Spice Is The Trick To Keeping Squirrels Off Of Your Bird Feeder
If you're hoping to keep squirrels away from your bird feeder so you can actually feed the birds once in a while, this kitchen staple spice might just help.
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Save Your Old Bricks & Use Them To DIY Your Own Unique Outdoor Decor
There's no need to toss any old bricks. Instead, you should reuse and recycle with this unique DIY project that will add stunning outdoor decor to your yard.
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Never Fertilize These Plants In Your Garden With Coffee Grounds
Coffee grounds can have many benefits in the garden ... at least, for certain flowers, veggies, and shrubs. Avoid using them as a fertilizer with these plants.
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The Unexpected Reason You Should Start Burying Toilet Paper Rolls In Your Garden
If you're going to toss your old toilet paper rolls in the trash, you might want to add them to your garden instead by burying them in the soil. Here's why.
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Rats Will Stay Out Of Your Garden With One Ingredient From Your Kitchen
If you're looking to deter rats and other rodents from coming into your garden, consider making a repellent with a pantry staple from your kitchen.
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The Downsides To Consider Before Adding A Bird Bath To Your Yard
A bird bath is a way to attract feathered friends to our yard to drink and bathe. However, there are a few potential downsides to consider before you add one.
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Naturally Repel Ants From Your Garden By Planting This Fragrant Herb
Ants (especially certain species) can really take over a garden. Luckily, there's an aromatic herb that might just repel them without any harmful chemicals.
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How To Spot The Difference Between A Squirrel's Nest And A Bird's Nest
Which creature is nesting in your trees? Telling the difference between a bird's nest and a squirrel's nest might seem difficult, but look out for these signs.
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Should You Plant Basil And Sage Together In Your Garden?
Having an herb garden is such a delight, and it makes sense to grow similar herbs together as companion plants. But when it comes to basil and sage, should you?
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The Aluminum Foil Hack That Will Keep Your Hummingbird Feeder Cool In The Heat
Believe it or not, an overheated hummingbird feeder can be a huge problem. Keep yours cool as the weather heats up with a clever aluminum foil hack.
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Garden Slugs Could Be A Thing Of The Past With The Help Of One Pantry Staple
Those garden slugs and snails love to munch on the plants in your garden. This household staple might help deter them, and it's probably already in your pantry.
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This Fruit That's Probably Sitting In Your Kitchen Doubles As A DIY Weed Killer
This common fruit is a kitchen staple. However, did you know it can also be a natural DIY weed killer in the garden? Here's how to use it around your plants.
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The Easy-To-Grow Plant That Will Thrive In An Old Terra Cotta Plant Saucer
If you have an old terra cotta plant saucer without a pot, don't throw it away. There's an easy-to-grow plant that can thrive on the surface, even without soil.
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Grow This Flowering Perennial In Your Garden For Naturally Healthier Soil
Healthy gardens start with healthy soil. One way to get that "black gold" dirt is to grow this popular flowering perennial plant for extra nitrogen.
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Turn Your Old Pallets And Pavers Into A Wow-Worthy DIY Outdoor Bar
If you've got pallets and pavers lying around from another garden DIY project, create a gorgeous outdoor bar from the scrap materials that will wow your guests.
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Want To Attract More Birds To Your Yard? Try This Easy Popsicle Stick Hack
If you want more birds in your yard or garden, try this simple popsicle stick hack. It's an easy DIY that will quickly attract fluttering, feathered creatures.
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Do Coffee Grounds Really Keep Mosquitoes Away From Your Yard?
There's a recent trend of putting coffee ground around your yard to help repel those pesky mosquitoes away from your patio. But does this hack actually work?
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Purify Your Home's Air With The Addition Of One Popular Type Of Houseplant
Pollutants can make their way indoors into your home. However, adding this popular houseplant type can help to purify the air inside your house.
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Don't Be Fooled By This Pretty Yellow Flower That's An Invasive Weed In Disguise
This yellow flower is ethereally beautiful. But don't let your guard down, because despite its beautiful, the plant is actually an invasive weed.
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The Only Thing You Need For This Gardening Hack Is A Scrap Piece Of Wood
If you have a spare piece of wood lying around from a DIY project, then you've got an easy (and free) gardening hack just waiting to be used for your plants.
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Why You Should Start Growing Lungwort Next To Hostas In Your Garden
If you've already got hostas growing in your shade-loving garden, there's another spring-flowering perennial you should consider planting as well: lungwort.
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What Happens To Your Lawn When You Sow Grass Seed On Top Of The Soil
You probably want to build your lawn up in the easiest way possible. Here's what happens when you sow grass seed directly on top of your bare soil.
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Squirrel Hole Vs Snake Hole: How Can You Tell The Difference?
If you spot a hole in your lawn, you may wonder what kind of animal made it. Here's how to tell the difference between a snake hole and a squirrel hole.
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Hummingbirds Will Flock To Your Yard If You Tie This Color Ribbon On Your Trees
If you want to see more hummingbirds, all you need is a ribbon tied around your tree. But, the choice of color matters if you want more birds in your garden.
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The Common Pantry Staple That May Solve Your Pesky Crabgrass Problem
Many people has this common household ingredient in their pantry. If you have crabgrass, you may be able to use it to kill off those pesky weeds in your yard.
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A Jar Of Water Is All You Need To Propagate This Striking Houseplant
If you can't get enough of this houseplant, you can propagate it. All you need is a jar of water and a few basic planting instructions to get started.
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