The Type Of Fruit Tree That'll Thrive Even In Colder Climates
Many fruit trees in North America need a cold snap to go dormant, but it can get too cold, particularly up north. Turn to this cold-hardy tree for success.
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The Common Yellow Weed That's Surprisingly Beneficial For Your Lawn
Weeds can be a big nuisance, and getting rid of them seems like the logical thing to do. But this common yellow weed is actually very helpful for your lawn.
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Mexico's Remote Beachy Paradise Offers An Unspoiled Coastline And Casting For Iconic Roosterfish
While fishing in Mexico, many focus on marlin and other billfish, roosterfish make the east Pacific coast stand out as a fisher's paradise. And there's tacos.
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Repurpose These Two Kitchen Essentials For A Simple DIY Fertilizer
Garden soil sometimes needs a boost, especially on a tight budget. Two common kitchen items can support healthier plants when used the right way.
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Is Your Snow-Covered Roof At Risk Of Collapse? Here Are Signs To Look Out For
Too much snow on your roof can be downright dangerous. Fortunately, there will be noticeable signs that your roof is on the verge of collapse.
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Saving Seeds? Here's How To Store Them Properly
Seed saving is an ancient tradition you can do at home with many plants and vegetables. But proper storage is essential, or all your hard work was in vain.
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Tennessee's 'Adventure Tourism Capital' Is A Must-Visit For Thrilling Outdoor Activities
When Tennessee is often associated with Elvis or Dollywood, this northeastern chunk of the state is home to world-class climbing, rafting, and beautiful hiking.
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Repurpose An Old Box Spring For A Simple DIY Plant Trellis
Store-bought garden trellises get pricey fast, but you need them for climbing plants to thrive. Instead you might be sleeping on a no-cost DIY alternative.
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The Backyard Water Feature That's A Beautiful Alternative To A Birdbath
Watching birds flap around in your birdbath can be a delight, but cleaning up can be a drag. This alternative water feature offers beauty and less mess.
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Tree Damage: What To Do If Your Tree Falls In Your Yard Due To A Storm
Trees are sturdy beings that can survive decades or centuries. But high winds, flooding, and severe snowstorms can uproot them into your yard. Now what?
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Can You Sleep In Your Car At Walmart? What You Need To Know Before Your Next Road Trip
Perhaps you've seen RVs set up in a Walmart parking lot and wondered if its okay to boondock there overnight. It may be, but you need to follow the rules.
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De-Ice Your Driveway In Record Time: Here's The Fastest Way To Do It
If you step out in the morning, and your driveway and sidewalk are covered in ice, it's time to de-ice. Getting rid of ice quickly is easier with this product.
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How And When To Safely Get Rid Of Old Gas From Your Lawn Mower
When you're moving your lawn mower or getting ready to store it away for the winter, you need to know how to safely dispose of your old gasoline.
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Say Goodbye To Boring Concrete Steps And Try This Stylish Painted Upgrade
Plain concrete steps can feel dull, but a creative paint approach adds personality and polish, turning a basic entryway feature into a standout design element.
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Homeowner's Clever Pool Noodle Trick Winter-Proofs Outdoor Plumbing And Faucets
As temperatures drop, it's important to insulate exposed pipes and faucets. If you didn't make it to the hardware store, no worries: Make your way to the shed.
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Repurpose An Old Glass Jar Into A Simple Bird Feeder In Minutes
With just a few common supplies, a basic glass jar can be transformed into something useful outdoors, adding purpose to clutter while helping local birds.
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Do You Need A Permit To Build A Shed In Your Yard? Here's What You Must Know
Sheds may seem like simple home additions you could even DIY, but things can get complicated if yours requires a permit and you don't have one.
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Sow This Plant Around The Last Frost To Support Hummingbirds & Butterflies This Spring
You know that hummingbirds love colorful flowers for the nectar. But you may not realize this plant, popular among Monarch butterflies, is a hummingbird fave.
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Repurpose These Household Staples And Turn Them Into A Stylish Gothic Planter
So many different plants would look great inside this birdcage-shaped planter, a DIY creation made from items you'll find in your kitchen and entryway.
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How To Determine If A Groundhog Is Damaging Your Yard (And What To Do)
Lawns can be tricky to maintain, so finding yard damage can be frustrating. Here's how to tell if the perpetrator is a groundhog or something else.
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Is Costco's Artificial Grass Worth Buying? Here's What Users Say
Artificial grass can be a convenient means of making your lagging yard look excellent, but is the artificial grass at Costco worth picking up?
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This Simple Mulching Method Helps Lavender Plants Survive Winter Frost
When winter hits, some plants can be pulled indoors, some are just fine going dormant. But lavender needs a little extra helping hand, and mulching can do it.
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Bear Won't Leave Your Yard? There's Someone You Can Call To Help
If a bear won't leave your yard, learn which agency to call for safe, humane help to remove the unwanted visitor — and to ensure it doesn't return.
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Emergency Plumbing: What To Do When Outdoor Pipes Freeze
If you planned ahead, your exposed pipes and faucets are wrapped with insulation. If you didn't, you could be facing frozen pipes outdoors this winter.
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2 Hydrangea Plants You Should Prune In Late Winter (And 5 You Shouldn't)
Hydrangeas are a fantastic choice to fill out any garden with pops of color all summer long. But figuring out the right time to prune can get complicated.
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How To DIY A Special Homemade Treat For Birds In Your Yard This Winter
If the ground is covered in snow, it may be difficult for birds to find food. But you can help with a homemade treat made from a few simple ingredients.
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Why It's Time To Ditch The Landscape Fabric (& The Best Alternative To Use Instead)
Landscape fabric is a fairly convenient way to lay down a weed-blocking subsurface. But there are many disadvantages and several eco-friendly options.
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Add Privacy To Your Backyard By Replanting A Popular, Fully-Grown Tree
Privacy doesn’t have to mean building a fence. One elegant technique uses structure and greenery to create a serene backyard retreat with natural charm.
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The Ice Melt Alternative That May Be Doing More Harm Than Good
If you are avoiding harmful ice melt chemicals, you might opt to spread a traction material on snow. While this option is affordable, it has its own drawbacks.
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Don't Throw Out An Old Rake – Turn It Into A Unique Feeder Birds Will Love
Bird feeders don't just have to be store-bought cylinders or trays. You can provide your feathered friends a juicy treat served on your repurposed rake.
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