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  • Macro shot of a new green plant sprout above soil

    14 Plants That Grow The Most In A Single Week

    Some plants grow so fast you can almost watch them take over. Discover the speedy growers you want in your garden, and ones you'll wish would slow down.

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  • A gardener pushes their lawn mower on a fall day.

    Should Your Lawn Mower's Deck Be Set Higher Or Lower During Fall?

    Fall mowing isn't a one-height-fits-all situation. Find out which two factors determine whether your mower deck needs to go up or down before winter.

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  • Grass clings to the blade and underside of a lawn mower.

    How To Keep Grass From Sticking To Your Lawn Mower With This Amazon Find

    Grass clippings sticking to your mower? This Amazon find stands out with a dark coating that's easy to spot, so you can see where you've applied it.

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  • A person rakes leaves on their lawn.

    Instagrammer Uses This Eco-Friendly Option To Rake Leaves Faster

    Just push and let this clever tool do the rest of the work. It quickly sweeps up fallen leaves and other fall debris while giving your back a break.

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  • A lush centipede grass lawn flourishes.

    What's The Best Fertilizer For Centipede Grass?

    Give your centipede grass the right fertilizer formula, in the right amount, at the right time, and you'll be off to a much greener start for the season.

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  • A flock of robins gather at a birdbath.

    The Eye-Catching Amazon Birdbath That Doubles As A Feeder

    Glass, color, and a clever little twist make this Amazon find more than meets the eye. Your backyard birds may have just found their next favorite hangout.

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  • Hydrangeas bloom in a garden.

    This Stunning Hydrangea Blooms Until The First Frost

    This hydrangea knows how to keep the show going. With the ability to flower on both new and old growth, it can keep your garden colorful well into fall.

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  • A bird splashing in a birdbath.

    This Home Depot Find Looks Like An Antique Birdbath — But It's Not

    Add a touch of old-world charm to your garden without hunting down a true antique. This elegant find is the perfect addition to a Victorian-era-inspired garden.

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  • Two doves sit together on a deck railing.

    The Walmart Birdbath That Mounts Right To Your Deck

    More than just a bird splashpad, this clever find doubles as a fountain that can attract songbirds. And the space-saving design means it won't hog your yard.

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  • A man examines his riding mower.

    7 Common Issues With Riding Lawn Mowers

    From batteries to belts, riding mowers can run into their fair share of hiccups. Here are some common problems and simple ways to keep them running smoothly.

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  • A lawn mower is shown in close up on the grass.

    How WD-40 Helps To Maintain Your Lawn Mower

    Give your mower blade a little extra TLC. This simple trick can help keep one of your mower’s most important components in top shape and ready for the next cut.

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  • A lawn with bumps and divots requires upkeep.

    Landscaper Fixes His Bumpy Lawn With Only Home Depot Finds

    Got a bumpy lawn? Skip the expensive makeover. One landscaper easily smooths things out with a few simple Home Depot finds and a little elbow grease.

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  • Lush green ferns thrive in a landscape.

    5 Plants To Grow If You Like Ferns

    Vines, shrubs, ground covers, and more can bring that same delicate, feathery feel to your landscape, even where traditional ferns might struggle.

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  • A rose of Sharon thrives in a yard and blooms with purple flowers.

    Not Rose Of Sharon: The Ideal Fall Flowering Shrub To Plant In The Shade

    Shady spots don't have to miss the fall flower show. This stunning shrub can keep those darker corners of your yard in bloom all the way until the first frost.

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  • A gardener adds gas to a lawn mower.

    How Long Gas Can Sit In Your Lawn Mower

    Gas doesn't stay fresh forever, and the window may be shorter than you think. There’s a simple way, though, to extend its life and avoid headaches.

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  • Green and white variegated hostas

    Why Are My Hostas Growing In A Circle?

    No need to panic if your hostas suddenly look like they've formed a perfect circle. A simple solution can solve the issue and leave you with even more plants.

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  • A  man mows a lawn with a lawn mower.

    Skip The Metal File: Sharpen Lawn Mower Blades With A Tool You Already Own

    A clean, crisp cut can make all the difference in how your lawn looks. This simple sharpening trick helps give your grass that freshly groomed finish.

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  • A red granular fertilizer spreader on a green Bermuda grass lawn

    What's The Best Fertilizer For Bermuda Grass?

    That fertilizer bag isn't just a wall of numbers. A few key figures can help you choose the right formula for a thick, healthy Bermuda lawn.

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  • Someone in a light blue shirt planting a shrub.

    The Shrub With Purple Flowers That's Nearly Impossible To Kill (It Lives For Decades)

    Pretty purple blooms are only part of the appeal. This tough little shrub can flower up to three times a year, making it a standout long after spring fades.

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  • Marigolds flower inside a whiskey barrel planter.

    The Best Plant For Reliable Fall Color Isn't Mums Or Marigolds

    The traditional flowers aren't your only options for a colorful fall garden. This tough, low-maintenance succulent might be worth giving a try.

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  • A bird perches on the back of a metal  chair.

    Don't Toss An Old Metal Chair — Reuse It For An Easy DIY Bird Bath

    An old piece of patio furniture gets an easy second life in this clever DIY. It couldn't be simpler, and your feathered visitors will love the finished result.

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  • A garden featuring hostas, ferns, and other plants

    5 Plants To Grow Near Hostas For A Garden That's Nearly Impossible To Kill

    These tough companions thrive in the same shady, moist conditions as hostas, making them easy additions for a lush garden that can take a little neglect.

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  • A range of colorful plants thrive in a garden in autumn.

    Plant This Beautiful Ground Cover For Vibrant Fall Color (It's Almost Impossible To Kill)

    Fiery fall foliage, blooms that are a hit with pollinators, and a laid-back attitude make this low-growing garden star almost as tough as it is beautiful.

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  • Closeup of white and green hostas with purple flowers

    5 Beautiful Flowering Plants To Grow If You Love Hostas

    Love hostas? These five flowering beauties bring plenty of shade-loving charm, from woodland natives and delicate blooms to one surprising sun-lover.

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  • Colorful flowers bloom along the sides of a path.

    The Sunny Evergreen Flower That's Almost Impossible To Kill

    Brighten up that forgotten shady corner of your landscape with a plant that brings a cheerful pop of yellow while asking for very little in return.

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  • A man sits on a ride-on mower.

    The Best Ways To Cut Grass If You Don't Own A Lawn Mower

    No mower? No problem. From old-school tools to seriously unconventional options, there are more ways to keep your grass in check than you might expect.

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  • A man examines his lawn with a magnifying glass.

    If You Do One Thing For Your Lawn In August, It Needs To Be This

    A quick lawn check now could prevent a costly surprise later. Look closely, and you might spot something with the potential to destroy large parts of your lawn.

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