Not Vinegar, Not Dish Soap: The Household Item That Keeps Moles Out Of The Garden
Moles can quickly cause serious damage to a lawn. Send them packing with a common household ingredient you likely have in your medicine cabinet.
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Why Empty Milk Jugs Are A Smart Addition To Large Planters
Save empty milk jugs for the next time you repot your plants. They're super helpful when it comes to using large planters, which require extra soil.
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Thrifted Plates + A Little Creativity = Stunning Garden Decor You'll Love
Thrifted plate flowers never need watering or fertilizer, and they'll bring color to your landscape all year round while also minimizing waste.
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Turn Your Birdbath Into A Bird & Butterfly Magnet By Planting This Flower Near It
If you want more birds and butterflies to find the birdbath in your yard, then planting this long-blooming flower should do the trick with eye-catching color.
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Don't Toss Your Old Wire Hangers! Try This Clever Way To Use Them In Your Garden
"No wire hangers, ever!" screamed Faye Dunaway, playing Joan Crawford in the cult classic "Mommie Dearest." But turns out, they're actually good for something.
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The Adorable DIY That Makes Watering Hanging Plants So Much Easier
Although cute, hanging plants can be a hassle to water without making a mess. But this beautiful and practical DIY solution makes it a lot easier.
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Salvage Your Broken Wicker Basket And Turn It Into A Beautiful Bird Feeder
Wicker baskets are very versatile... even when they're damaged. Turn your spoilt wicker baskets into a beautiful bird feeder in this simple DIY.
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Add A Touch Of Whimsy To Your Yard With This Bundt Pan Mushroom DIY
If you're interested in having a garden or yard that looks like it's straight out of Wonderland, DIY this cute Bundt pan mushroom in your space.
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Gardener's DIY Fix For Weeds In Gravel Uses A Common Flooring Product
Gravel is a great way to pave a walkway, but weeds poking through can quickly become an eyesore. Luckily, this weed barrier alternative may be what you need.
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Transform An Old Hose Into A Clever DIY Trellis For Your Garden
With the help of a few modifications, this hose-repurposing trellis project utilizes the sturdy materials that this garden feature is made from.
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Transform A Thrifted Teacup And Saucer Into A Birdbath Birds Will Flock To
It's cute, low-cost, yet effective — this DIY birdbath uses an old teacup and saucer to create a safe place for birds to stop by while adding style.
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Why Gardeners Are Putting Aluminum Foil In Their Gardens — And What It Actually Does
Aluminum foil has a ton of uses in the kitchen, but it's also great at deterring a range of pests in your backyard garden if you use it correctly.
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Don't Toss That Leaky Flower Vase! This Plastic Baggie Hack Works Like Magic
Plastic baggies are surprisingly sturdy, making them perfect for remedying a leaky flower vase in no time -- as long as you pick the right type of bag.
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Turn Dollar Tree Finds Into A Rotating Vertical Herb Garden For Tiny Spaces
It's no fun when you're limited on space but still want to have a bountiful garden. If this is you, grab this Dollar Tree find to make a vertical garden.
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11 Easy DIY Bird Feeders You Can Make From Repurposed Kitchen Items
Birds are really easy to please when it comes to their feeders. So instead of getting that brand new one, try repurposing these kitchen items into DIY feeders.
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Give An Old Shovel A Second Life As Adorable Garden Decor
Shovels don't exactly scream "cute", especially old, rusty ones. But you can turn yours into adorable garden decor with this incredibly easy DIY.
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Stop Wasting Plastic Fruit Containers! Turn Them Into Simple Seed Starters
If it makes good sense to you to find a way to use plastic fruit containers rather than throwing them out, here's an idea: Turn them into seed starters.
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12 Clever Ways To Transform Scrap Wood Into Bird Magnets For Your Yard
Scrap wood has a way of piling over time in homes. If you've got such a problem and would also love to attract more birds, here are ways to do both at once.
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Turn An Old Tomato Cage Into A Feeder Birds Will Love
Creating a DIY bird feeder doesn't have to be complex or require tons of supplies. This simple feeder only uses basic objects, including a tomato cage.
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The Flower You Should Plant With Rosemary To Fill Your Garden With Pollinators
Looking to attract butterflies and other beneficial insects to your garden? Rosemary does the trick, but it's more powerful when coupled with this companion.
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Give An Old Wheelbarrow A Second Life With This Brilliant Gardening Idea
Even if it isn't useful for yard work anymore, that old wheelbarrow can still be a benefit to the garden with a little TLC and a few decorative additions.
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Don't Throw Out Old Plastic Pots: 11 Genius Ways To Reuse Them Around Your Garden
Since old disposable plastic pots aren't always easy to recycle, consider reusing them in your garden instead. Here are 11 great repurposing ideas.
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18 Genius Ideas To Repurpose Old Bundt Pans Around The House
With how distinctive Bundt pans are shaped, you can imagine how unique any repurposing idea involving them will be. Well, here are 18 ideas you'll love.
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Create A Bird Bath Birds Will Love Out Of An Unexpected Kitchen Item
With a little creativity, this vintage dishware becomes a tranquil spot for birds to splash. It's easy to DIY and adds a unique touch outside.
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The WD-40 Trick You Need Before Mowing Your Lawn
If mowing your lawn feels harder than it should, grab a can of WD-40. This quick hack can help your mower cut more cleanly and efficiently.
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Save Empty Soup Cans And Turn Them Into Light-Up Garden Decor
If you're a lover of easy DIYs that create beautiful crafts, then you'd like this simple project that turns empty soup cans into rustic garden lights.
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Why Egg Cartons Are A Smart Addition To Your Flowerpots And Planters
Egg cartons can be a surprisingly useful addition for those who enjoy flowering, as they're easy to find, beneficial for soil, and sustainable.
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