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Good fences make good neighbors, but when tree branches extend over those fences—or property lines—neighbors can become grouchy.
Hydroponics—the practice of growing plants in water rather than soil—is popular because it offers the user a way to produce a bounty of plants in a relatively small area in an indoor gard...
For many gardeners, browsing through plants in a garden center is a favorite spring pastime, but some find that bedding plants can be pricey and only come in limited varieties. Starting s...
Q: We live in an area where humidity is high, so we regularly run a dehumidifier to keep the air in our home from feeling sticky. Unfortunately, the dehumidifier seems to have stopped wor...
Among the brightest songbirds around, orioles are found in all the states east of the Great Plains, and by mid-spring, they’re busy constructing their hanging nests high in trees in prepa...
Moving water is enchanting. Any backyard pond helps create a calming atmosphere and adds visual value to the landscape, but when water bubbles, trickles, or emits a spray that captures a ...
Stopping weeds early—before they can emerge from the soil—is the goal when applying a pre- emergent herbicide. A pre-emergent prevents the sprouting of undesirable weed seeds, so it's a b...
Some folks swear that alkaline water tastes better than plain old water. Those who wish to enjoy alkaline water at home can do so by using a water pitcher designed to add alkaline-based m...
Today’s artificial turf looks authentic, but could it be even better than real grass? <br> <i>This content is paid advertising created in partnership with Artificial Turf Supply. Its fa...
Like traditional carpet, carpeting. Carpet tiles are offered in a range of colors, textures, and designs. Some are even water resistant or moisture resistant to meet the demands of moistu...
