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Cynthia Lawrence

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Freelance Journalist. Digital sub editor. Wife. Mother. Homes & Interiors geek and blogger. Check it out sometime! www.cynamon.co.uk
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Forget white vinegar — I found a better natural way to banish ants in my yard for good

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Ants crawling over a wall outside. With summer finally here, it's my absolute favorite time of year for outdoor entertaining, whether that means cooking up a storm on my best grill or soaking up the sun with friends. And so there’s nothing more frustrating than seeing a trail of ants taking over my patio and dining area. In fact, I’d thought I’d finally cleared the rogue few from my kitchen, but it looks like the real source of the problem was my backyard all along.
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Forget white vinegar — I found a better natural way to banish ants in my yard for good

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Yes, some wealthy people won’t get their boats, but they’re not the only victims here. When the economy struggles, it’s usually the most vulnerable …
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Why is my grass patchy after seeding? I asked the experts how to fix it

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Holding grass seeds to plant. Now that summer has arrived, the scorching temperatures often take their toll on our previously lush and green grass. It’s disheartening to see unappealing yellow patches or spots on your lawn, particularly when you have gone the extra mile to seed bare spots. In addition, you’re probably wondering why grass grows at a faster rate in some bare spots and not in others.
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