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The One Thing That Makes Animal Repellents More Effective in Your Garden, Experts Say (opens the original)
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It’s enjoyable to see a fawn with its mother or a tiny bunny wandering around your yard, but it’s not as sweet when you realize they’re treating your garden like a buffet.We share the planet with all sorts of wildlife that survive by foraging for food, but it can be understandably frustrating when costly perennials you just planted are gnawed to the ground by woodchucks, shrubs are chewed off at the base by voles, or the blooms on our rose bushes are devoured by deer.Impact to your garden or lan
Everything to Know About Growing Garlic at Home (opens the original)
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You can plant a surprising number of things in your garden in the fall. Tulips, beets, and my personal favorite, garlic, can all be planted in autumn. These garlic planting tips will help you get the most out of next year’s summer garden. Luckily, garlic is not only delicious, but very easy to grow. You can plant it in October, or even later in the year if your local climate allows for it. It doesn’t take much to make this plant happy. Well-draining soil and a sunny spot is all you really need.
When Should You Stop Mowing Your Lawn for the Season? Pros Weigh In (opens the original)
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As autumn begins in earnest with chilly mornings and cooler evenings, you may be looking forward to some downtime when it comes to garden chores. But it’s not time to put your lawn mower away just yet! “Homeowners tend to stop mowing too early, often following the first frost, believing that the cold snap signals the end of the growing season,” says Dan DiClerico, director of the Home Improvement and Outdoor Lab at the Good Housekeeping Institute. “But that’s not always the case.” First, you nee
Is It Too Late to Put Up a Hummingbird Feeder? Pros Weigh In (opens the original)
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Like many backyard birds, teeny jeweled hummingbirds (which weigh a little more than a penny) head south to their overwintering sites. If you’re wondering if it’s too late to put up a hummingbird feeder in your garden, you may be in luck. Migration times vary, so not all hummingbirds have reached their destinations yet. “Late summer and early fall are when many hummingbirds are on the move,” says Chad Witko, specialist, avian biology with the National Audubon Society. “For the familiar ruby-thro
Experts Reveal the Best Time to Take a Walk—And It May Not Be When You Think (opens the original)
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You’ve found the perfect sneakers, mapped out the best route around your neighborhood, and even nailed your walking playlist. But is there more you could be doing to amp up your exercise routine? Are you walking at the right time to maximize the health benefits? The answer isn’t straightforward, says Steven K. Malin, Ph.D., FACSM, professor in the department of kinesiology and health and the department of medicine at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. Time is precious, so it makes sense to maxi
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