Ditch Your Snow Blowing Technique: Here's The Better Way To Clear Driveway Snow
Snow blowing is an essential chore in the winter, but if you are making one mistake, it's probably overworking you and your snow blower too.
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Tired Of The Ugly Downspouts In Your Yard? This DIY Makes Them Less Of An Eyesore
If you want to divert water away from the side of your home and save your yard from getting ruined by stormwater runoff, take inspiration from this DIY project.
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Two Tropical Indoor Plants That Will Happily Grow In Low-Light Conditions
Just because you want indoor tropical plants doesn't mean that you need to have bright light. Here are two options that thrive in low-light conditions.
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Growing These 12 Flowers & Herbs Can Help Keep Moles Out Of The Garden
Moles can be one of the biggest pests in a garden. However, growing one of these 12 flowers or herbs may help you keep them away from your yard.
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Help Your Spider Plants Stay Lush And Healthy All Winter With A Few Quick Tips
Spider plants are no-fuss houseplants that look incredible, but that doesn't mean they don't require work. Follow these steps and keep yours lush like a pro.
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10 Flowers You Can Sow In The Winter For A Garden Bursting With Blooms Next Spring
Think the cold weather means you can't get ready for spring? Think again! Sow these stunning flowers in the winter for a vibrant spring garden.
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This Winter Essential Can Permanently Kill Weeds In Gravel (But There's A Catch)
This common winter supply sitting in your garage has an unexpected secondary use, but applying it wrong could damage more than just the weeds.
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Transform Thrift Store Vases Into A Gorgeous Bird Bath With A Vintage Twist
Bird baths are crucial to sharing our garden with nature. They can also be beautiful, and one way to pull that off is with vintage vases and a little DIY.
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Stop Banging Snow Off Your Shovel: This Smart (And Simple) Trick Actually Helps
Save your back. Treat your snow shovel with this everyday cooking liquid and the heavy, wet, frozen stuff will just slip right off. Trust us, we've tried it.
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The Fast-Growing Fruit Tree That Will Thrive On Your Patio
Lots of fruit trees take many years to start shedding their edibles. However, this one is relatively fast-growing as long as it gets plenty of light.
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The 9 Best (And Easiest) Ways To Keep Your Bird Bath From Freezing This Winter
Whether you live in an area with harsh winters where temperatures regularly dip below freezing or in a milder climate, here's how to keep your bird bath usable.
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Shoveling Snow From Gravel Driveways? Too Messy - Here's A Better Solution
Is it possible to get snow off your driveway without making a mess or shelling out a fortune? As it turns out, yes — and all you need is one nifty appliance.
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This Gorgeous Houseplant Flourishes Even In Spots Where Sunlight Rarely Reaches
If you are living in a wintery place, you might not get too much sunlight in your home during these months. This houseplant flourishes in this environment.
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Keep Weeds From Growing In Flower Beds With One Essential Addition To The Soil
Weeds can rob your flower beds from their much-needed sunlight and soil nutrients, but mulch could be the key to keeping your plants healthy.
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Why Cutting Back Basil Leaves Is The Secret To Maximum Yield
If you love pesto, a basil plant can feed you for many dinners. Here's when and how you should trim back your basil plants to enjoy the most production.
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Why Your Houseplant Leaves Are Turning Yellow (And How To Fix It)
There are several causes of yellowing on indoor plants' leaves, but if you know what else to check for, you can determine what the problem is and remedy it.
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Want More Luck? Feng Shui Says To Put Your Jade Plants Here
This popular succulent does more than look pretty according to ancient practice, but placement makes all the difference in attracting positive energy.
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Deter Roaches With This All-Natural Item You May Have In Your Kitchen
This common kitchen ingredient sitting in your fridge repels roaches naturally when used strategically around entry points and high-traffic areas.
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Are Coffee Grounds The Secret To Thriving Poinsettia Plants All Winter Long?
Each winter, many welcome poinsettias into their home. It's important to know how to care for them, including whether to add coffee grounds to their soil.
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The Bird Nest Look-Alike You Don't Want To Find In Your Yard
It's always pleasant to see a bird nest in one of the trees in your yard, but sometimes looks can be deceiving. You don't want to find this bird nest lookalike.
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This Beautiful Indoor Plant Will Thrive In Dark Corners Of Your Home
If you love the look of houseplants, but don't want to spend too much time looking after them, then this houseplant that's happy out of direct light is for you
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Don't Wait: 10 Plants To Prune In December For A Healthier Spring Garden
Plenty of plants go dormant in winter, which means it's an ideal time to prune them back and ensure that they're looking spectacular in spring.
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Don't Let Winter Wreck Your Hoya Plants! Keep Them Thriving With These Tips
Hoyas are some of the most easy to care for houseplants you can get, but they can prove finicky in the wintertime without these tips to keep them thriving.
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Winterize Your Outdoor Faucet With A Surprising Pool Noodle Hack
Winter is on the way, and that can mean burst pipes if you don't properly prepare them. Luckily, this hack involving a pool noodle is here to save the day.
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The Simple Winter Prep Your Peace Lily Plants Need To Thrive All Season
Trying to keep your foliage alive through winter can be intimidating, but if you're worried about your indoor peace lily plant, here's all you need to do.
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Make Your Home Less Appealing To Mice This Winter With One Simple Fix
Just like everyone, mice are looking for a cozy place to hole up in during the winter. Here's how to make sure they don't decide your house is their new home.
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Do You Need To Cover Your Outdoor Faucets This Winter? Here's The Truth
Thinking of skipping this winterization step this year? Here's what could happen to your outdoor plumbing when temperatures drop below freezing.
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