It's pretty obvious that plants need light to grow and properly develop. So if you don't get a lot of light in your home, ...

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Pests in the garden can be utterly infuriating and can ruin our careful planting and tending in one vicious fell swoop. Whether you're growing indoors or out, prevention is often better than cure.

Many varieties of bamboo grow quite tall, making them ideal plants for a living privacy fence. While bamboo is easy to care for, it’s important to start with the right variety for your purposes.

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A property expert says having a particular kind of tree outside your property can boost its value by as much as 15 percent.