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1 week ago |
bhg.com | Megan Hughes
Credit: jxfzsy / Getty Images Citrus leaf miners are voracious garden pests that chew through healthy young foliage and leave behind squiggly black tunnels. These insects then use the leaf tissue to make cozy sleeping quarters as they transform into their next life stage, causing the tree to be riddled with misshapen, rolled leaves. The damage looks dramatic, but healthy citrus trees usually recover and produce fruit in future seasons.
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1 week ago |
bhg.com | Megan Hughes
Credit: Laurie Black In tandem with regular mowing, keeping an immaculate lawn edge is a landscape superpower that instantly makes your yard look tidy and well maintained. A crisp, clean-cut lawn edge creates clear boundaries between grassy areas and planting beds, walkways, and curbs. And it's not all that difficult to achieve. Use this simple, step-by-step guide to edge your lawn correctly. Why to Edge Your Lawn A freshly cut lawn edge not only looks good, it makes garden maintenance easier.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Megan Hughes
8 cheap things to thrift that will actually make your home look more expensiveThrift stores are filled with treasures, not just clothes and miscellaneous trinkets. There are all sorts of decor gems hidden in the shelves that …
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2 weeks ago |
bhg.com | Megan Hughes
Credit: MariuszBlach / Getty Images If you’re looking for an instant lawn, sod is the way to go. While new sod doesn’t need to be mowed immediately after it's installed, when you do mow it and the techniques you use will impact the health and longevity of your new lawn. Mow new sod too soon and any roots that are forming are likely to be damaged as the new sod shifts under the weight and motion of your mower.
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3 weeks ago |
bhg.com | Megan Hughes
Credit: Carson Downing Key PointsSod establishes faster than grass seed when filling in a bare spot in your lawn. Grass seed is easier to work with than sod, and is more cost-effective, especially when filling in larger patches. Before seeding or sodding, deal with causes of the dead, bare spot, such as pet damage, fertilizer burn, or turf diseases. When you've got a patchy brown spot in your lawn, should you use sod or grass seed to repair it?
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