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These 27 Luxury Christmas Decorations Will Help You Deck the Halls in Style (opens the original)
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Every item on this page was chosen by a Veranda editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. When it comes to holiday decorating, too much is never enough. So, once it's time to deck the halls, you should go all out with luxury Christmas decorations and sophisticated touches that make a statement in every room of the house. After all, the holidays are about gathering with family and friends and sharing in the joys and beauty of the season. Why not dress every room with
Don't Cut Back These Perennials Yet—Birds Depend on Their Seedheads (opens the original)
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Fall garden cleanup doesn’t mean removing every stick, leaf, and faded flower from your landscape. When you allow some debris to remain, you support beneficial insects, which overwinter in hollow stems and leaf litter. In addition, if you don’t cut back certain perennial seedheads, your garden can support birds with a feast throughout the fall and winter months. It’s also much more appealing to leave faded flowerheads intact to provide structure and winter interest to your otherwise mostly bare
Butterfly Experts Say to Plant These 8 Flowers Now to Help Monarchs Before They Migrate (opens the original)
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As cooler temperatures begin to arrive, the monarch butterflies flitting around your garden are preparing for their journey to their overwintering grounds. “Populations east of the Rockies travel up to 3,000 miles to central Mexico, while western populations migrate to coastal California, with some fluidity between the populations,” says Emma Pelton, senior conservation biologist with the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation. Though monarchs eat along the way and gain weight as they vent
The 27 Best Gifts for Your Wife, Because She Deserves to Be Pampered This Year (opens the original)
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When it comes to shopping for your wife, it can be difficult to find something she doesn’t already have. What's even harder is shopping to find that perfect gift that truly reflects the depth of your love and commitment to her—which is no easy feat, considering she’s your best friend and life partner. This year, a gift card simply won’t do, but to assist you on your shopping journey, we've curated a list of best gift ideas for wives, whether you’re shopping for the best Christmas gifts for your
Garden Experts Are Urging You to Prune These 9 Plants in September—Before It’s Too Late (opens the original)
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As summer winds down, your focus on garden chores shifts slightly from maintenance tasks to thinking ahead to the next season. But while there’s still plenty to do, from raking leaves to planting bulbs, some garden chores, such as pruning shrubs, should be carefully considered. While it’s okay to trim dead, damaged, or diseased limbs off any time of year, structural pruning should not be done now on shrubs in most of the country. “Pruning is a wake-up call to the plant, just when it should be pr
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