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  • 6 days ago | realsimple.com | Alyssa Longobucco

    Credit: Egiss/Getty Images Key TakeawaysFertilizing is a key part of plant care, helping them thrive by supporting healthy growth, blooming, and resilience throughout the year. Yellowing leaves, poor flowering, or weak roots can signal it’s time to fertilize. Choose organic, balanced fertilizers and always follow the label directions to ensure you're fertilizing correctly. There are so many layers to plant care that it can sometimes be overwhelming to keep track of them all.

  • 1 week ago | drewandjonathan.com | Alyssa Longobucco

    Jump to a section This site contains affiliate links to products. We may receive commission for purchases made through these links. Price at time of publish date may change. Entryways are the most underrated spot in your home. For such a hard-working zone (and the area that makes that ultra-important first impression), they often fall to the bottom of the design list, left to collect dust (and shoes) instead of being transformed into something truly special.

  • 1 week ago | drewandjonathan.com | Alyssa Longobucco

    Jump to a section This site contains affiliate links to products. We may receive commission for purchases made through these links. Price at time of publish date may change. Whether summer is in full swing or the holidays are right around the corner, it seems the calendar is always filling up with guests, from friends visiting from far-flung locales to in-laws in for the weekend.

  • 1 week ago | foodandwine.com | Alyssa Longobucco

    Credit: Food & Wine It’s pretty rare that grocery shopping anchors the day solo. More often than not, it’s part of a weekend to-do list that includes a pit stop at Target, a refill at the gas station, a trip to the home improvement store, and a refueling at the coffee shop. And, unfortunately, we’ve all returned home at one point or another to a pint of melted ice cream or spoiled milk.

  • 1 week ago | realsimple.com | Alyssa Longobucco

    Credit: skymoon13/Getty Images Pruning can be a confusing part of plant parenthood. Here you are, having tended to your plants all spring, and now you’re expected to chop them off and hope for the best? It’s nerve-wracking to say the least. Here’s the thing, though: Many plants, especially flowering shrubs and bushes, actually thrive not just in spite of a little snip, but because of it.

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