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Cold weather can support seed germination. Here’s how winter sowing works - and how to choose plants based on your USDA hardiness zone.
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What To Do If Your Lawn Mower's Grass Collector Isn't Working
Troubleshoot your lawn mower's grass-collection problems fast with smart height settings and a deep clean to improve airflow and prevent clogs.
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Getting lights to sit straight when stringing them along eaves, rooflines, gutters, and porches is a pain. This hack makes a tidy line of lights a literal snap.
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Plants That May Just Be Attracting Ants To Your Garden
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HGTV's Mike Holmes' Smart Money-Saving Tip For Using Cedar On Your Deck
A beautiful deck is a nice play to enjoy your yard. Cedar is a great choice and Mike Holmes of HGTV has a good way to save on the cost of this wood.
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This Popular Nevada Vacation Spot Is Getting A Makeover - And You Can Help!
Years of activity including long-term camping has overwhelmed the resources at this national recreation area on the Colorado River, so join in on the cleanup!
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Add Some Festive Flair To Your Porch With A Simple Pool Noodle DIY
Gearing up for the holiday often involves decorating porch railings and posts. Create volume and save money with these handy pool noodle decorating tricks.
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The Best Method For Getting Rid Of Ants In Your Plant Roots
If ants are destroying your plants' root systems, dealing with them depends on chasing their food sources and uninviting them from your yard or garden.
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Keep Your Breakfast Mess-Free While Camping With A Must-Try Trick
If you want to have a hearty breakfast while camping but you can't stomach the idea of cleaning pots and pans after, try this handy trick instead.
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Hike Along Beautiful Bluff-Top Trails At An Underrated California State Park
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11 Best Flowers For Planting In Pots And Containers
Gardens come in all forms, including setting up a layered array of pots and planters. Fill them with long-blooming, colorful flowers that thrive in containers.
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Stressed Out Over Hanging Outdoor Christmas Lights? Try This Clever TikTok Hack
Part of the stress of hanging Christmas lights is fitting clips onto your house and getting them to stay. Using this hack, you'll have cursed your last clip.
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What The Old Farmer's Almanac Is Predicting For December Weather Across The US
Winter weather kicked off early in 2025, with snowstorms over Thanksgiving and early December. The Old Farmer's Almanac has the skinny on the rest of the month.
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Protect Your AC Unit From Harsh Winter Weather With These Simple Tips
When the snows arrive, your AC unit is just sitting out there getting covered. Take these steps to protect and clear it, so it will be ready to go come summer.
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Enjoy Unmissable Outdoor Adventures At Florida's Ecological Paradise
If you're looking for a getaway to Florida, this stunning spot in Dunnellon features some of the state's most gorgeous rivers and perfect camping spots.
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A Purple And White Blooming Sage Variety That'll Fill Your Garden With Hummingbirds
Looking for an easy way to add pops of color to your garden while drawing pollinators such as hummingbirds? This easy-to-grow perennial is the solution.
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Walmart Is Selling An Electric Lawn Mower That Shoppers Are Obsessed With
If you need a lawn mower but don't like the idea of needing gas on hand all the time, users have been raving about this electric mower from Walmart.
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Don't Get Rid Of Dead Mums: Use Them For DIY Outdoor Holiday Decor
As fall winds down, you may have pots filled with the withered remains of summer's chrysanthemums. Instead of tossing them, turn them into shiny holiday decor.
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How To Prepare Your Shed For Harsh Winter Weather
You prep your home and yard for winter so why not your backyard shed? Here's a list of things to tackle before the weather turns to protect your belongings.
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Get Up Close And Personal With Brown Bears At This Overlooked Alaska National Park
This all too often overlooked Nation Park in Alaska lets you get as up close and personal with brown bears as is humanly safe -- you just have to get there.
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Escape The Cold This Winter With A Trip To One Of These US National Parks
While some people flock to Yellowstone or Rainier at wintertime for snowy landscapes, others would rather enjoy national parks without donning lots of layers.
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Help Birds Stay Hydrated In The Cold With A Simple Alternative Bird Bath
Regular bird baths aren't too useful if they freeze during the winter, but birds still need to drink and bathe. You can help them with this little alternative.
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Costco Or Sam's Club Sheds: How To Choose The Best For Your Backyard
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Is It Illegal To Have Too Many Outdoor Holiday Decorations? Here's What You Need To Know
Many people love extravagant holiday decorations, but no one wants a "Deck The Halls" battle with the neighbors. Especially if your display might break the law.
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A Clever DIY Perch Pole May Be The Answer To Your Yard's Snake Problem
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Keep Your Tent Safe From Bears During Your Next Camping Trip. Here's How
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The best way to avoid storm damage to your home and yard is to heed flood warnings and prepare in advance. Checking and dealing with trouble spots is key.
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Add Character To Your Porch Columns With A Simple Upgrade
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How To Propagate Zebra Plants In A Jar Of Water (And Grow Them Outside If You Live In The Right Climate)
Zebra plants aren't the easiest to grow, but if you have a jar of water, some scissors, and some fertilizer, you can successfully propagate them.
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