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Inside the fantastical world of mini gardens — and how to build your own

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By Liv Birdsall
| USA TODAY 10Best Verified
The latest trend in gardening revolves around bite-sized plant ecosystems Published on Jun. 8, 2026 — Our editors and readers independently select what you see on USA TODAY 10BEST. When you buy through a link on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. There’s no one right way to create or maintain a garden, and similarly, there are plenty of reasons to start one. Maybe you’re looking to grow herbs or small veggies for your cooking. Perhaps you want to liven up a concrete space.
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The best non-alcoholic drinks to try during Dry January

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By Liv Birdsall
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We may earn money from links on this page, but commission does not influence what we write or the products we recommend. AOL upholds a rigorous editorial process to ensure what we publish is fair, accurate and trustworthy. Updated January 5, 2026 at 11:13 AM These are the best non-alcoholic drinks to try for Dry January.
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How to heat the energy-efficient home we all aspire to have

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By Liv Birdsall
| Reviewed
Products are chosen independently by our editors. Purchases made through our links may earn us a commission. Feel that cold air seeping through cracks or drafty windows? Well, it means your home isn't fully insulated and, as the weather turns to less-than-ideal snowy and windy conditions, those weak points have come screaming to the surface. You may see more expensive heating bills hit your mailbox as temperatures plummet, especially with high energy costs of electricity, oil, and gas.
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