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Ox-Eye Daisy, Bellis and Yarrow: Flower Strips with at Least Two Sown Species Provide 70 Percent More Natural Enemies of Pests

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Planting flower strips in a field with at least two species can increase the number of natural enemies of pests by 70 percent. The more flower species, the better the effect, according to a new meta-analysis.See the Story

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Gardeners warned not to make common mistake with plants during summer

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Experts have warned that gardeners should avoid making a common mistake during the summer months, as it could damage the plants in their garden See the Story

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Wait, Don’t Toss Your Old Lemon Peels—Here’s How They Can Help Your Plants Thrive

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invizbk / Getty ImagesComposting is great for the environment, but not everyone has the space (or nose) for an entire bin. That doesn't mean that you can't reuse your food scraps in your garden, though.Lemon peels have a lot of beneficial qualities when added to a garden, from pest deterrent to soil additive. Learn about a few ways adding lemon peels to your garden can be beneficial for everyone.Benefits of Using Lemon PeelsAdding lemon peels to…See the Story

5 Genius Ways to Make Old Bathroom Countertops Look Brand New Without Spending a Ton

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Spruce / Carson DowningKey PointsWith a few affordable materials and some DIY, you can achieve a high-end look for your bathroom counters.Faux marble painting or using contact paper allows you to replicate the look of expensive materials like marble or granite.Contact paper requires no tools or skills, while precut butcher block offers a durable countertop surface. Dreaming of stylish countertops without the renovation bill? Whether you're …DIY · United States Read Article

Pest Pros Warn That Vinegar Alone Won’t Kill Gnats — What You Should Use Instead

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Spruce / Meg MacDonaldKey PointsVinegar may attract gnats more than it kills, since it mimics the fermenting fruit that gnats love most.Vinegar traps might catch a few gnats, but they won’t be enough to stop a full infestation on their own.The most effective fix is finding and removing the source of attraction because gnats thrive where they can feed and breed.If you didn't know that vinegar is the Swiss army knife of household cleaning and …Read Article

8 Places You Should Never Plant Lavender or Risk It Dying, According to Gardeners

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Katya Slavashevich / Getty ImagesKey PointsLavender is a hardy perennial that thrives in full sun with minimal watering.Planting in the wrong location can lead to increased infections, pests, and death.Avoid planting lavender in shady areas, those prone to moisture, and acidic soils.Lavender is a reliable favorite in many gardens and landscapes. It’s drought-tolerant, attracts pollinators, and offers beautiful, fragrant blooms throughout many of…Read Article

8 Unexpected Ways to Use Coconut Oil Around the House Beyond Cooking

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Aflo Images / Getty ImagesKey PointsCoconut oil is powerful for removing stains and softening laundry.Coconut oil is also ideal for polishing cast iron pots and refreshing shower doors.Avoid using coconut oil on materials like leather, silk, and delicate fabrics as it can stain.There are some shapeshifting household staples that never fail to blow us away with all their uses. Coconut oil is no exception. Aside from serving as a useful cooking an…United States · United States Read Article

I Swapped My Weed Killer for Vinegar and Won Back My Weekend

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Spruce / Almar CreativeEven if you're not an avid gardener, you know that weeds are an inevitable part of any outdoor space. They invade your lawn, your garden beds, and will even find the tiniest cracks between your pavers or on your driveway to take up residence.I will admit, I don't mind weeds in certain situations—I don't think it's a great use of my time (or realistic) to obsess over keeping my garden completely weed-free.But there are …Read Article

Don’t Throw It Out Yet—How to Clean a Dirty Baseball Cap Without Scrubbing All Day

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The Spruce / Almar CreativeKey PointsHand wash baseball caps with cold water and a mild detergent.Avoid machine washing baseball caps, especially those with a cardboard brim.Keep your baseball caps in their best shape by wiping them down between washes and air drying.Baseball caps can collect stains and smells over time. But unlike shirts and pants, washing your baseball cap requires a little more care than a simple toss into the washer. In fact…Baseball Read Article

Wait, Do You Always Have to Wash New Dishes Before Using Them? We Asked Cleaning Pros

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Carol Yepes / Getty ImagesKey PointsAny new dishware or kitchen items should be washed before use to help minimize contact with germs and dirt. Be sure to remove all labels, tags, and stickers before loading new dishware into the dishwasher. If an item isn't dishwasher-safe, pre-soak and hand wash with warm water and dish soap.Stocking your kitchen with new dishware is always exciting, but much like new clothes, it’s hard to know if you should g…United States · United States Read Article

7 Ways Garden Experts Keep Their Zinnias Thriving All Summer Long

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Garden pros share their go-to tips for vibrant, long-lasting zinnia blooms—from proper spacing to smart watering techniques.Zoom Travels/Getty ImagesKey TakeawaysWater zinnias at the base and space them out properly to prevent mildew and other fungal issues.Regularly deadhead and pinch plants to encourage more blooms and fuller growth.Ensure zinnias get full sun daily and consider monthly fertilizing to boost vibrant, season-long flowering.With …United States · United States See the Story

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Ox-Eye Daisy, Bellis and Yarrow: Flower Strips with at Least Two Sown Species Provide 70 Percent More Natural Enemies of Pests

Gardeners warned not to make common mistake with plants during summer

Wait, Don’t Toss Your Old Lemon Peels—Here’s How They Can Help Your Plants Thrive

5 Genius Ways to Make Old Bathroom Countertops Look Brand New Without Spending a Ton

Pest Pros Warn That Vinegar Alone Won’t Kill Gnats — What You Should Use Instead

8 Places You Should Never Plant Lavender or Risk It Dying, According to Gardeners

8 Unexpected Ways to Use Coconut Oil Around the House Beyond Cooking

I Swapped My Weed Killer for Vinegar and Won Back My Weekend

Don’t Throw It Out Yet—How to Clean a Dirty Baseball Cap Without Scrubbing All Day

Wait, Do You Always Have to Wash New Dishes Before Using Them? We Asked Cleaning Pros

7 Ways Garden Experts Keep Their Zinnias Thriving All Summer Long

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