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Buying Solar Garden Lights? I'm a Gardening Editor And These Are the 5 Facts You Need to Know First
Understand these essential variables before you shop for solar garden lighting and you'll never waste money on substandard products again
By Emma Kendell
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Victoria Beckham’s White Rose Display Is Pure Understated Elegance – and It Takes Minutes to Recreate Her Style
Inspired by Victoria Beckham, learn how to care for and style cut roses and winter blooms for a calm, elegant indoor bouquet.
By Sarah Veldman
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The "Slower and Softer" Secret: Gardening in Winter Inspired by Pamela Anderson
Inspired by Pamela Anderson’s "Rules of the Garden," learn how to use the quiet winter months for mindful planning, dormant pruning, and preparing your body for spring.
By Sarah Veldman
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Homeowners Are Using Leaf Blowers to Clear Snow — Here’s What to Know Before You Try It
Leaf blowers can work for snow removal in certain situations — here’s when they make sense.
By Allie Kerkhoff
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A Catio May Be Just What Your Backyard Is Missing! As a Gardener and Cat Mom, These Are My Top Picks
Let your kitty enjoy the great outdoors and keep them safe at the same time with a catio. Here's why it's time to add one to your backyard.
By Laura Walters
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Want Stronger, Healthier Seedlings? These Seed Germination Stations Make It Easy – Even in Winter
Quality germination stations combine heat, light, and humidity control to create ideal conditions for seed starting when outdoor temperatures stay too cold.
By Tyler Schuster
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Does the Slow Cooker Seed Hack Really Work? I Put It to the Test
A lot of people herald the humble crockpot as a must for starting seeds... but I wasn't so sure.
By Kayleigh Dray
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Confused About Pruners? These Are the Only 3 Types You Really Need
If every pair of pruners looks the same to you, you’re not alone. This guide explains the three essential types most gardeners need – and when to use each one.
By Melanie Griffiths
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I Turned Old Teacups Into Adorable Bird Feeders – and It Was So Easy to Do
Alice In Wonderland fans, you're going to love this cute DIY garden project...
By Kayleigh Dray
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Is Your Garden "Flat?" This Kris Jenner-Approved Palette Adds Instant Depth
Skip the busy colors! We break down Kris Jenner's sophisticated green-on-green method and why pairing these two shades creates instant depth.
By Ciéra Cree
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I Always Turn Old Gift Wrap Into a Clever Seed and Garden Planner – Here’s How
Don't throw away your old gift wrap! It could be the best solution for planning your garden (particularly when it comes to seeds).
By Kayleigh Dray
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My Daffodils Are Flowering Already – Plus 6 More of Your January Gardening Worries Answered
Expert easy-do solutions to your most common January garden problems.
By Emma Kendell
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"The Most Embarrassing Gardening Mistake I Ever Made" – Don't Repeat Our Experts' Worst Blunders
Even the experts make facepalm-worthy gardening mistakes. Here are the most embarrassing ones they're ever committed – and what you can learn from them.
By Laura Walters
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How to Make a Plastic Bottle Plant Waterer: A DIY Irrigation Guide
Skip the expensive watering systems. This DIY plastic bottle hack is eco-friendly and keeps your thirsty tomatoes happy during hectic days or short trips.
By Tyler Schuster
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Ina Garten’s Dried Hydrangeas Are the Ultimate Way to Enjoy Flowers All Winter – Here’s How to Do It
Inspired by Ina Garten, learn how to dry, style, and store hydrangeas so you can enjoy beautiful blooms all winter long.
By Sarah Veldman
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Now's The Time to Start Seeds – and I've Found the Best Affordable Seed Bundles For Any Garden
From classic vegetables to edible flowers, these seed bundles take the guesswork out of what to plant this season – plus, they're all under $50.
By Allie Kerkhoff
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This Hot and Cold Color Trick Magically Makes Small Yards Feel 10 Feet Longer
Want to make your yard look longer without having to resort to hardscaping – or move house? There is, as we reveal a clever trick that makes tiny plots feel more spacious, with hot colors and cold colors
By Tyler Schuster

