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8 Uses of Baking Soda in Gardening

December 20, 2021 by Kathryn Vercillo Leave a Comment

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Baking soda is one of the most amazing, affordable products available to us. Hopefully, you’re already using baking soda for cleaning throughout your home. If not, then you’re spending more money than you should on household cleaners. And today let’s talk about how baking soda’s benefits don’t stop there. There are so many uses of…

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Making Your Pumpkin Last: 5 Tips

October 18, 2021 by Steph Coelho Leave a Comment

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  It’s fall ya’ll! My favorite season! Unfortunately, it’s been a lot warmer than years past thus far. And while that may be good news for those wanting to extend the gardening season, it’s bad news for fall decor. Whether you put out pumpkins to celebrate fall or Halloween, they’re a fun way to accessorize…

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7 Reasons Your Cucumbers Keep Dying Early

7 Reasons Your Cucumbers Keep Dying Early

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8 Cheap Gardening Supplies That Work Better Than Expensive Versions

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9 Backyard Habits That Can Accidentally Invite Pests

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A backyard should feel like a relaxing escape, not a buffet line for unwanted insects and critters. Yet small everyday habits often create the perfect invitation for pests to settle in and stay longer than expected. Many of these issues start quietly, building up around sheds, patios, gardens, and even pet areas without immediate notice….

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