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Try This Ancient Roman Garden Technique For Flourishing Plants Original

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By Katie Flannery
| HouseDigest
Many gardeners often struggle with the constant cycle of watering and weeding that comes with having a garden. Ancient Romans addressed these issues by using stone mulch, placing layers of small rocks or pebbles over the soil to protect plants. This is a practice that keeps the ground temperature consistent and ensures the soil stays moist during heat waves. While wood chips are a more modern solution, stones offer a more permanent option that doesn't rot or lose its effectiveness over time.
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This Furniture Style Was Everywhere In The 70s — Here's How To Give It A Modern Upgrade Original

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By Katie Flannery
| HouseDigest
Stepping into a vintage store or strolling through a local estate sale usually means running into a lot of heavy Colonial Revival furniture from the 1970s. Chunky maple trestle tables and bulky pine hutches with those ornate, brass-plated batwing pulls once defined the look of the era, filling up homes with so much amber-toned wood. While these pieces have solid bones and real wood construction that puts modern flat-pack furniture to shame, their original finishes often feel very dated.
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How To Propagate Swiss Cheese Plant For An Endless Houseplant Supply Original

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By Katie Flannery
| HouseDigest
Taking a single trailing vine and turning it into a house full of new plants is actually pretty simple once you know how Monstera deliciosa grows. Most people call it a Swiss cheese plant because of the holes that develop in the leaves as they mature. Since these tropical climbers will only grow outdoors in USDA Hardiness Zones 10 through 12, they have become a houseplant staple. They get big fast and look great in any room of the house.
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