This cordless grass trimmer will have your garden paths and hedges looking so sharp, you should honestly get your own HGTV ...

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Growing new plants from cuttings is the closest thing to garden magic. With just a snip of fresh growth and a bit of patience ...

Growing fruit trees indoors can transform even the coziest corners of your home into a verdant personal orchard. Even better, ...

Gently crack the top of an eggshell and discard the egg or save it for cooking. Rinse the shell and use a pin to pierce a hole in the bottom of each one. Your kids can gently draw faces on the ...

If you notice leggy or drooping branches, it’s often a sign the plant isn’t getting enough light or nutrients. Watch out for pests. Indoor citrus trees aren’t immune to pests like aphids, spider mites ...

The full low-down for those who want to dive deep is up on the Civilization website, but here's the crash course version:. Large and Huge map sizes, with a note that "bigger maps have bigger ...

If this is the case for you, you'll be happy to know you haven't missed out just yet. There are still quite a few options for plants you can grow in June. You just need to select one that grows fast ...

Enjoy fresh blooms both in the garden and indoors in a vase, by building your own cutting garden. These seven flower species are ideal for growing, cutting, and home display.

Tomatoes will grow bigger and healthier in June if fed 1 common garden item June is when fungal diseases can start to lurk in soil, but there is an easy way to protect and help tomato plants using ...

In 1995, Blue Diamond received some $20 million worth of incentives to keep its plant in midtown, as local politicians feared the move that will now happen.