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A person holds a tomato plant with ripe tomatoes while using pruning shears.

Home

New gardeners go to social media for help, and even tomato pruning spirals into confusion

An aerial view of agricultural fields with varying shades of green and scattered trees.

Outdoors

Farmer in Thailand shows how an empty rice field became a food forest

White clover flowers grow among green foliage and grasses.

Home

White clover smothered herbs, but tomatoes, cucumbers, raspberries thrived

A close-up of a container with grayish residue and a turquoise pipe inside.

Home

Cut-open water heater shows what hard water can do in just 7 years

A water heater installed in a closet with copper piping and safety features.

Home

Walk-in closet felt like easy bedroom fix, until gas water heater raised 'suffocating' fears

A car dashboard display shows a battery charging status at 75% with an estimated time of 1 hour and 35 minutes.

Tech

EVs trail hybrids in reliability studies, but owners point to bugs, not breakdowns

Home

Parent's Temu and Shein habit leaves family members overwhelmed by house flooded with items

A pot filled with broth and pieces of cooked chicken.

Food

'Baby's first bone broth' sparked panic, then turned into a zero-waste rotisserie chicken hack

A green hornworm caterpillar on a pepper plant with ripe and partially eaten peppers.

Home

A hornworm stripped a hot pepper plant overnight, and gardeners say he's 'proud of himself'

A round decorative box with a floral design on top and a green patterned band is placed on a textured surface.

Home

Thrifted decorative box becomes a 'forever' gift box, cutting bags, paper, and waste

A kitchen cabinet with one open door, containing a few food items and empty shelves.

Food

Frugal cooks skip the store, clear the pantry, and stretch groceries further

A car dashboard displaying an energy level of 75%.

Tech

EV drivers ask why battery screens show % instead of kWh, and the answer starts in the 1920s