ROW COVER: A big white sheet of row cover is something every serious gardener should have on hand. This gauzy, spun material is inexpensive, lightweight and does wonders for helping plants and soil ...

Before tossing out that empty Tic Tac container, consider turning it into something useful with one (or more) of the 18 different ways you can repurpose it.

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As days of below-freezing temperatures approach, a local nursery reminds everyone that, like you and your pets, your plants ...

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Brandon Kirby, co-owner of Rainbow Garden, says you should not use plastic. He says it can do more harm than good. Instead, use a towel or a sheet. "And the key to covering a plant is to ...

Line a sheet tray with parchment paper or plastic wrap, with some overhang over the sides. Spread the sauce directly onto the tray, about a half-inch deep. Carefully put the sheet tray in the ...

Arm & Hammer promises that its Power Sheets will provide no spills, no plastic, and a good clean. For the most part, it delivers. Our research shows that Power Sheets average at around 26 cents ...

Then came cheekbone-lifts, nose jobs “and so on”. The plastic pilgrimage has become so common that Mr Makhlouf, who is 29, says he no longer knows “anyone who hasn’t gotten plastic surgery”.