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The 10-Minute Garden: Design Rules That Keep Maintenance To A Bare MinimumCreate an easy, breezy, beautiful backyard with just 10 minutes of effort each week, by following these practical, doable pointers
By Francesca Clarke Published
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If Your Houseplants Won't Stop Turning Yellow, Look Beneath the Soil Surface – This Common Cause is Often MissedRoot-bound houseplants need some TLC to thrive once again
By Tenielle Jordison Published
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The Design Secret That Makes a Home Feel Truly Luxurious – And It Has Nothing to Do With FurnitureWhen walls become art, a room becomes unforgettable
By Tineke Triggs Published
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The 30-Minute Lawn Reset Gardeners Swear by in May: For Faster, Healthier Growth Almost ImmediatelyThese time-savvy lawn care tricks really work
By Jill Morgan Published
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Birds Stealing Seeds and Damaging Seedlings in May? 3 Simple Ways to Stop Them Without Damaging Your GardenExperts reveal their trusted ways to keep your precious plants safe
By Drew Swainston Published
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What to Do With a Snake Plant in May to Encourage More Statement FoliageSnake plants don't ask for much, but they will need a little more attention to help them thrive in the months ahead
By Martha Davies Published
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Fertilize These Trees in May for Strong Growth – And the Ones You Should Never Feed NowSome trees relish a spring feed in May, while others will suffer from it - here’s how I tell the difference
By Ross Pearson Published
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Small Kitchen? Why Ceiling-Height Cabinets Actually Might Be Your Best (or Worst) MoveHow to ensure your cabinets are the right height to elevate your small kitchen scheme
By Molly Malsom Published
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The Very British Edit: The Seasonal Layering Shift I Always Make – and How It Instantly Transforms My Home for SpringSimple layering shifts and textile swaps that gently change the mood of a home and make everyday spaces feel lighter, more relaxed, and more intentional
By Jennifer Ebert Published
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What to Do With Clematis in May – 5 Simple Jobs That Lead to Bigger, Better Summer BloomsA few simple May jobs now – from feeding and pruning to tying in fresh growth – can make all the difference to how well clematis flowers through summer
By Jennifer Ebert Published
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The Only 5 Edibles You Need to Plant in May for a Summer of CookingCreate a one-pot kitchen garden for months of fresh produce
By Edward Bowring Published
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Fertilize Spring Bulbs Now to Recharge Them For a Glorious Display Next Year – You'll Get Bigger, Brighter BloomsPlus, experts reveal a big mistake to avoid making
By Drew Swainston Published
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3 Simple Tricks to Extend Your Hanging Basket Displays – and Stop Them From Fading By JuneYou'll even get repeat blooms
By Tenielle Jordison Published
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Those Tiny Holes in Your Lawn Aren’t Damage – They’re Made by Mining Bees and Indicate a Healthy EcosystemA pollinator expert tells all on these clever bees and the many benefits they bring to our gardens
By Tenielle Jordison Published
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Divide These Perennials in May to Multiply Your Favorite Plants – and Fill Borders for FreeThe spring window for dividing plants is closing, so we advise acting fast
By Drew Swainston Published
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What to Do With Lilies in May for a Spectacular Display of Blooms That Thrive All Summer LongSimple seasonal lily care tips for stronger stems, healthier growth, and better summer blooms
By Jennifer Ebert Published
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These Fence Colors Make Any Yard Look More Expensive – and the Upgrade Is Easier Than You ThinkFrom timeless green hues to classic neutrals, these are the fence colors to pick if you want to create an instant sense of sophistication
By Martha Davies Published
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What To Do With Peonies In May For Spectacular Blooms And Sturdy PlantsExperts advise what to do this month to ensure your peonies are strong and sturdy, with longer-lasting blooms that return each year
By Jacky Parker Published
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I Just Got My Hands on the Ninja SLUSHi – Don’t Worry About the Size, It’s Worth Every Inch for Summer Cocktails and TreatsI was pleasantly surprised by how lovely it looks on my counter
By Chiana Dickson Published
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Temperatures Are About to Spike – Take These 5 Crops Out of Your Greenhouse Now to Avoid BoltingGet an even bigger harvest by relocating these homegrown goods
By Tenielle Jordison Published
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7 Cuttings to Take in May for Free Pollinator Plants – Bees, Butterflies, and Hummingbirds Love ThemSpring is a perfect time for softwood cuttings; here are our picks for suitable pollinator-friendly plants
By Drew Swainston Published
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What to Do With Coneflowers in May for Bigger, Stronger Blooms All Summer LongSimple seasonal care steps that set coneflowers up for stronger growth, better shape, and longer-lasting blooms all summer
By Jennifer Ebert Published
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Welcome to Our In Full Color Issue – Celebrating the Transformative Power of Color in the HomeFrom luxurious living room schemes to choosing the perfect kitchen combination, this edition will answer all your color-related questions with the help of experts and interior designers who are passionate about experimenting with color.
By Homes & Gardens Published
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What to Do With Overgrown Asparagus? Experts All Agree There Is Only 1 Solution – and It Benefits Your Crop Long-TermSimply leave it alone; that is the fix
By Drew Swainston Published
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What to Plant Now for a Garden That Peaks in August – 8 Plants to Get in the Ground This May, While the Conditions Are IdealLow-effort plants for peak late-summer color
By Rebecca Lawton Published
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What to Do With a Jade Plant in May – to Encourage More Growth and Glossy FoliageJade plants might be low-maintenance, but May is a crucial month: now is the time to create the perfect conditions for yours to thrive
By Martha Davies Published
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I Saw These Earthy Tatami Mats Everywhere in Japan − They're Natural Deodorizers and Fill Rooms with a Calming Natural ScentPlus, they support better sleep
By Ottilie Blackhall Published
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The Only Red Flowers You Need to Attract Hummingbirds and Butterflies to Your Yard this Summer – 5 Easy to Grow VarietiesPollinators love these fiery-hued blooms
By Tenielle Jordison Published
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What to Do With Snowball Viburnum in May – These Simple Tasks Will Guarantee a Spectacular Flower Display Year After YearSnowball viburnum might be a low-maintenance shrub, but these tasks are crucial for healthy growth
By Martha Davies Published
