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All 35 Elin Hilderbrand Books in Order for the Ultimate Summer Binge-Reading List

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By Lauren Landers Verified
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On Sale via merchant 1. The Beach Club 20.0050% OFF$9.93 at Amazon Release date: 2000 While you don't need to read Elin Hilderbrand books in order, if you're not sure where to start, why not begin at the beginning? The Beach Club was Hilderbrand's first novel, and it was published in 2000, setting the scene for many more fiction books to come. This book is all about the sweet vibes of summer and summer love, and it's set in the Nantucket Beach Club.
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Should You Feed Bread to Backyard Birds? Here's What Experts Say Original

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By Lauren Landers Verified
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Credit: Florence Lasaga / Getty Images Bread offers birds little nutrition, causes malnutrition, obesity, and digestive blockages, and attracts pests. Support birds naturally by planting native, food-bearing plants or providing high-quality seeds, suet, or mealworms. Repurpose stale bread by making stuffing, breadcrumbs, desserts, or composting it as a nitrogen-rich ingredient.
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8 Homemade Fertilizers to Give Your Plants a Natural Boost Original

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By Lauren Landers Verified
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Credit: Valeriy_G / Getty Images Compost tea, worm casting tea, and coffee grounds enrich soil and improve plant health. Rice water, aquarium water, and fermented comfrey or seaweed provide nutrients and microbes. Eggshells add calcium to prevent plant issues, while coffee and seaweed work well for acid-loving or flowering plants. Skip the store-bought fertilizers and start turning a few ingredients you probably already have into natural plant food.
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