Gardeners Should Really Think Twice Before Throwing Out Citrus Rinds
Did you know that citrus rinds can actually be incredibly useful in your garden? Here's why you should think twice before throwing them out.
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Stories By Laura Zbinden
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What It Really Means When You Have Dandelions In Your Yard
As beautiful as they are, dandelions can be an unwanted pest in your yard. Let's look at the reason behind the appearance of dandelions in your yard.
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Stinkbugs Will Stay Out Of Your Garden With One Essential Oil
While stinkbugs are harmless, the foul-smelling odor they emit is certainly unpleasant. Thankfully, you can keep them out of your garden with one essential oil.
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Adding Too Much Of This To Your Lawn Will Turn Your Grass Yellow
Everyone wants a healthy, green lawn. While adding lime is undoubtedly helpful in some situations, it also entirely depends on the current pH of your soil.
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The Viral Weed Killer Trick You Should Think Twice Before Trying
Not all viral internet hacks work. Here is the one weed-killer trick that's been making its rounds online and that you should think twice before trying.
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Avoid This Snow Shoveling Mistake That Can Damage Your Lawn
Using road salt in the winter is great for averting slips and melting ice, but it also damages your lawn. Here's the snow shoveling mistake you should avoid.
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Hack A Campfire Cooking Pot With Only Aluminum Foil & A Branch
If you forget to bring cookware during your camping trip, fear not! Here's how to hack a campfire cooking pot with only aluminum foil and a branch.
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Keep Climbing Plants In Check With This Genius Zip Tie Hack
Zip ties are an excellent tool to have in your arsenal when it comes to home hacks. You can even use them to keep your climbing plants in check.
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The Little-Known Dangers Of Outhouses: Avoid This Disgusting Fate
Using an outhouse is never a fun experience while camping, but are you also aware of the little-known dangers of visiting these porta-potties?
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This Unexpected Epsom Salt Hack Keeps Your Lawn Bright Green
Did you know Epsom salt can help keep your lawn healthy and green? Here's how to use this unexpected hack.
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Believing This Myth About Moss Could Get You Lost In The Woods
Do you know the myth that moss always grows on the north side of a tree? Here's why that's incorrect and how it can actually get you lost in the woods.
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You've Been Washing Your Sleeping Bag All Wrong
After heavy use, sleeping bags can get pretty gross. When it comes time to wash one, here's what to do.
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Why Blueberries And Raspberries Don't Belong Together In Your Garden
Mixing blueberries and raspberries for a refreshing snack may be delicious, but it doesn't mean they belong together in your garden. Here's why.
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Easily Clean Your Concrete Patio With Just One Kitchen Staple
Do you have to clean your patio but are dreading the laborious process? For a quick hack, all you need is one simple household ingredient.
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The Worst Type Of Underwear To Sport When Hiking
Imagine going on a hike and realizing that your base layers are causing you major discomfort. Let's look at the worst type of underwear to sport while hiking.
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This Hack Makes Flashlights So Much More Dependable When Camping
A flashlight is a handy tool while camping, but only if it's reliable. Here's a hack to make it much more dependable for your next camping trip.
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The Simple Trick To Tell How Much Daylight You Have Left While Hiking
Knowing how much daylight you have left when going on a hike is crucial. Use this simple trick to help you make a quick decision.
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The Crucial Mulching Mistake To Avoid Around Trees
While mulch can be very beneficial for plants, it also needs to be applied correctly. Here's the crucial mulching mistake to avoid around trees.
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What's The Best Time Of Day To Water Your Lawn?
For those new to lawn care, you may be wondering what time of day is best for watering your lawn. Let's break it down.
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The Best Time To Start Shoveling Snow Might Not Be When You Think
Shoveling snow is one of those chores nobody enjoys. That said, the best time to do it might not be when you think.
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This Hydrangea Look-Alike Is Just As Gorgeous & Easier To Take Care Of
Hydrangeas complement any garden. However, they can be difficult to care for. Here's an easier-to-care-for hydrangea look-alike.
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Think Twice Before Trying This Pee Hack For Keeping Animals Away
There's a common myth that peeing in and around your campsite will keep predators away. Here's why you should think twice before believing it.
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Stop Snakes From Slithering In Your Garden With One Common Scent
While snakes can benefit your garden by eliminating pests, they can still be frightening (and dangerous). Here's how to get rid of them with a common scent.
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Spend Less Time Cooking Around The Campfire With This Genius Hack
Some folks may hate the time-consuming process of cooking on a camping trick. Here's a genius hack that'll eliminate the hassle.
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Why Mushrooms Are The Last Thing You Should Eat Off The Trail (Even In Emergencies)
While mushrooms can be a delicious addition to your culinary exploits, you shouldn't eat them in the wild, even in emergencies.
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How To Use A River If You Get Lost In The Woods
Getting lost in the wilderness can happen to anyone. Thankfully, you can use a river as a guide to get back to civilization.
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The Unexpected Reason Winter Is An Ideal Time To Build A Deck
While many folks believe spring or summer are the best times to build a deck, that may not be true. Here's why winter is the ideal season.
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