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A DIY Expert Shares the Biggest Surprises of Her First Vegetable Garden Original

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By Charlyne Mattox Verified
| Country Living Verified
When Amber Kemp-Gerstel moved from a Miami apartment with only a small balcony to a Maryland home with a backyard, she finally had the chance to chase a longtime dream: growing her own food. Amber, who is a DIY expert, TV personality, mom of two, and founder of the popular craft blog Damask Love, expected plenty of trial and error after an underwhelming first season that produced just one lonely pole bean.
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I’m a Garden Editor—These Are the Only 6 Chores I’m Doing This July Original

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By Charlyne Mattox Verified
| Country Living Verified
By the time 9 a.m. rolls around, it’s already 85°F with 85 percent humidity in my garden. Those aren’t exactly ideal conditions for spending hours outside pulling weeds or planting flowers. Instead of trying to tackle everything, I’ve learned to focus on a handful of high-impact garden chores that keep my beds looking healthy through the hottest part of summer.
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I bought rusty garden shears for £4 – this kitchen cupboard staple made them look like new

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By Charlyne Mattox Verified
| Country Living (UK) Verified
From light pruning to tackling thick stems, our garden shears work hard all year round. Thankfully, one simple kitchen cupboard staple can help bring tired-looking blades back to life: white vinegar. After I purchased rusty garden shears for just £4 at a secondhand store, I knew there must be a simple way to bring them back to life. Wondering how it works? Take a look at how I did it with very little elbow grease.
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