Earlier this year, I filled my front yard with perennials—and months later, it has saved me so much time and water.

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Give your basket collection a second life by using them as a home for flowers, ferns, and plants. Here's how you can use baskets as planters add texture and charm to your home.

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In this week’s edition of Teach Me Tuesday, FOX8 Photojournalist McKenzie Lewis is helping us learn the best things you can do to help your plants if they get too much water from the rain.