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William Cennamo

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William Cennamo has been the Game Guides Editor for Screen Rant since 2019.

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Pokémon Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl Review

Pokémon Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl Review

The newly remastered Pokémon Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl keeps faithful to the classic games and adds m…

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The Goonies: Never Say Die Board Game Review

The Goonies: Never Say Die Board Game Review

The Goonies: Never Say Die is a new Funko board game that takes the classic movie and turns it into a tableto…

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Is It Better To Plant Tomatoes In The Ground Or In Containers? Pros And Cons To Consider

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By William Cennamo
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Tomatoes (Solanum lycopersicum) are certainly one of the more popular plants for gardeners, and with all of the tips and hacks available to help you grow tomatoes successfully, there is one important decision you need to make first. Should you grow them in containers or directly in the ground? Luckily, tomatoes can thrive in either setting, but each method has its own advantages and disadvantages.
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8 Plants To Steer Clear Of If You Want To Avoid Attracting Squirrels To Your Garden

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By William Cennamo
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Squirrels might look cute scampering around your yard, but they can quickly turn into your garden's worst enemy. These little critters don't just nibble on plants; they actively dig up bulbs and raid vegetable beds. Much like how they remember where they bury nuts, once a squirrel finds a reliable food source, they will keep coming back, often with friends. If you start noticing half-eaten tomatoes, dug up soil, or shredded leaves in the yard, chances are squirrels are to blame.
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Put An End To Ant Hills With The Help Of One Powerful Garden Staple

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By William Cennamo
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There is nothing worse than looking out at your beautiful lawn and seeing a bunch of ant hills dotting the landscape. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to get rid of ant hills in your yard naturally without harsh chemicals, and one of the most effective is diatomaceous earth. This fine, powdery substance is made from fossilized aquatic organisms called diatoms and works by physically killing ants without chemicals.
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