HeyJaredSarah Moran
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- Aug 20, 2026
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Your Catmint Blooms Are Fading—Do This for a Second Wave (opens the original)
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Catmint is the garden plant equivalent of that friend who always looks good no matter what. It’s long-blooming and remarkably hard to kill once established, and it often bounces back well after firm pruning. Nikki Bruner, marketing specialist at Perfect Plants Nursery, explains the plant’s appeal. “We grow ‘Walker’s Low’ and ‘Whispurr Blue’ here, and they’re genuinely special plants. That sweep of blue is unmistakable, even from across the garden.” Even better, most catmint varieties can produce
Summer Heat Could Be Damaging the Art in Your Home Without You Realizing It (opens the original)
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While you're busy drawing the blinds, keeping the fan running, and doing everything you can to stop your home overheating, there's one thing you probably haven't thought about: the art on your walls. Whether it's an antique painting, a vintage map, or an original canvas you picked up from a local artist, the pieces on your walls could be more vulnerable to summer than you think. The damage often happens so gradually that many homeowners don't notice until it's already taken its toll. Fortunately
This $7 Window Hack Cooled Down My Hot Bedroom (opens the original)
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Have you been melting in your bedroom in this heat? Join the club. The recent heat wave had my bedroom feeling like a sauna. By evening, it was the hottest spot in the flat and in no mood to cool down before bed. My husband and I tried the usual fixes first. We kept the curtains closed during the hottest part of the day, opened the windows once the air outside felt cooler, and ran the fan on full blast. It helped, but only a little. The problem was that our bedroom is west-facing, so it catches
5 Household Pests That Thrive During Hot Weather—and How to Keep Them Out (opens the original)
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We're all doing what we can to survive the summer heat – from opening windows on opposite sides of the house to strategically positioning fans and trying desperately to stop our plants from giving up. But while we're focused on keeping cool, the soaring temperatures are creating ideal conditions for some of common household pests. According to a British Pest Control Association (BPCA) report, warmer weather is closely linked to increased pest activity. As temperatures rise, these pesky creatures
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