Native Shrubs That Add Color In Every Season
If you want to see year-round color, you don't need to look further than your backyard. There are many native shrubs and bushes that look good in every season.
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A Case For Using Heavy Clay Soil In The Garden (And The Plants That Thrive In It)
Many gardeners bemoan the presence of heavy clay soil, but there's a case for its use in your yard thanks to certain benefits. Plus, some plants thrive in it.
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The Ultimate Plant List To Build The Perfect Cottage Garden
A cottage garden is full of gorgeous flowers without a perfect manicured lawn or landscape. These perennial and annual options will make your dreams come true.
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5 Tips And Tricks For Removing Snow Without A Shovel
Don't have a shovel? Don't like using a shovel? Don't sweat it: Here are 5 alternate (and sometimes better) ways to handle snow removal.
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How To Safely Replace A Pool Light (& Dangerous Mistakes To Avoid)
Water and electricity is a deadly combination, but you can replace a pool light yourself - if you're very, very careful, and shut off the circuit breaker first.
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Elevate Your DIY Woodworking Game With Handheld Routers
If you really want to take your DIY to the next level and improve your woodworking game, consider working with a handheld router. Get started with these tips.
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Clever Landscaping Ideas That Can Help Sell Your Home
Looking to get a higher price for your home and wanting some DIY solutions with great ROI, but which won't break the bank? Don't worry, we've got you covered.
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Creative Plant Solutions For A Private Backyard Oasis
If you don't have a private backyard, it can be hard to create that quiet oasis so many people dream about. However, there are some plant solutions out there.
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Plant Trends To Incorporate Into Your Garden In 2025
If you're looking at flowers, houseplants, landscaping, and edible gardening trends for 2025, then you may want to consider these plant varieties and cultivars.
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Is A Moss Lawn The Right Option For Your Yard?
A moss lawn is a popular alternative to grass, but there are some pros and cons to consider before deciding if it's the right landscaping option for your yard.
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Make Your Own Homemade Pine-Sol Using Safe, Non-Toxic Ingredients
If you love the power of Pine-Sol, keep that scent evergreen in a natural way with a homemade solution that uses safe, nontoxic ingredients to clean your home.
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What Time Of Day Is Best To Mow Your Yard?
Believe it or not, there is an ideal time to mow your yard. Following these timely guidelines can ensure the healthiest grass in your lawn possible.
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Vertical Vs. Horizontal Fence Slats: How To Make The Right Choice For Your Home
Building a fence around your home has some tough choices, but deciding between vertical or horizontal fence slats may be the worst. Here are the pros and cons.
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Outdated Gardening Trends To Say Goodbye To In 2025
If you've implemented one of these popular gardening trends into your landscaping or garden, they may be outdated. It's time to upgrade your yard instead.
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The Safest Way To Sharpen Lawn Mower Blades For A Better Cut (If You Can't Get A Pro)
If you want to sharpen your lawn mower blades in the safest way possible, contact a professional. But if you can't do that, there's always a plan B to consider.
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One Place You're Forgetting To Remove Snow (& It Could Cause Major Problems)
Snow is falling, and you've got the shovel or snowblower out and ready to clear the walkways. But most people forget to remove snow from this dangerous spot.
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Avoid These Mistakes When DIYing Your Backyard Fire Pit
If you're DIYing a backyard fire pit, there are several easy-to-make mistakes that you'll want to avoid in the interest of safety and material selection.
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Snow Blower Tips For Beginners
Ready to make the switch away from snow shovels this winter? A snow blower tool could be a great purchase. Before you get started, here are some tips.
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How To Repair Mole Damage On Your Lawn (And Tips To Keep Them From Coming Back)
If moles have already damaged your lawn, you'll want to repair the lumps and bumps in your yard. Here are some tips, plus how to prevent moles from coming back.
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How To Have A Healthy Lawn Without Pesticides Or Herbicides
You don't need chemically based pesticides or herbicides to maintain a lush, healthy lawn full of thriving green grass. Instead, use these organic methods.
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How To Build Your New Patio Out Of Pallets
A patio made from pallets? It might seem wild, but it can actually be done. Whether you're an expert DIYer or a beginner, there are options for your backyard.
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Save Your Outdoor Wood Furniture From Rotting With These Expert Tips
If you want to stop your outdoor wood furniture from succumbing to rot, follow these expert tips. Your wooden chairs and tables just need a little TLC.
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The Benefits Of Installing A Stock Tank Pool In Your Yard
If you're considering a stock tank pool for your yard, there are several benefits to consider. It all depends on the type of stock tank pool and how you use it.
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Consider Growing Native Plants Instead Of Buying Hummingbird Feeders
Attracting hummingbirds with a feeder and artificial nectar solution is nice, but growing native plants they love in your garden may have even more benefits.
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How To Replant Your Real Christmas Tree After The Holiday Season
If you want to keep your real Christmas tree after the holidays are over, you can try replanting it. We spoke to an expert landscape designer to find out how.
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Can You Use Your Swimming Pool As A Skating Rink In The Winter?
Turning your outdoor swimming pool into an ice skating rink each winter sounds like a seasonal dream for many homeowners. But is this actually possible?
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Leave The Leaves If You Like Hummingbirds
You may know that hummingbirds love nectar from brightly colored flowers or hummingbird feeders. But if you really want to help them, keep those fallen leaves.
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