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Corn pollination takes place between the male and female parts of the corn plants.
By Melanie Grimes
The causes of ceiling condensation are easy to check for, which is good news for your house.
By Gene Rodriguez, III
Humidifiers put moisture back in the air, creating a balanced, more comfortable living environment. No matter what size you need, all humidifiers function in the same basic ways; however, they're not all created equal.
Five easy solutions to control Japanese Beetles in your garden naturally.
By Tammy Biondi
There are literally thousands of ways to decorate your walls  from paint and painted treatments, to wood and textured finishes and a seemingly limitless choice of manufactured wallpapers from hundreds of companies around the world.
By Nicole Goldman
Ever wonder what are the causes of ozone depletion? Unlike the greenhouse effect, which traps the sun's heat in the atmosphere, ozone depletion allows increased levels of ultraviolet radiation to reach the Earth's surface, causing health problems, crops failures and disruption of the ocean's food chain.
By Gene Rodriguez, III
Is your teen daughter the type who doesn't appreciate the frills and colors of a normal girl's room?
By Aisling Ash
You’ve done the planning, saving and your renovation is complete. Now you need a certificate of occupancy, but what is that anyway?
By Lauren Bove
Radiant floor heating has become a popular solution to cold tile, icy driveways and home saunas. This type of heating system is installed beneath the floor and is controlled by a thermostat that you set, turn on, or turn off. 
Homeowners in the southern United States can grow lemons in their yard. And everyone else can grow lemon trees as an indoor potted plant that might even bloom and produce lemons.
By Kim Willis
In our home, we have a simple slogan for organization: "Sort it, stash it, stow it or trash it." Are you running out of room? Here's some good news! Your storage capacity need not be determined by your square footage.
By Barb Hopkins
Find out how to use citronella candles outdoors to safely repel mosquitoes and other insects.
By Gail Seymour
There are some small household tasks that do not need to be done all of the time, but they still need to get done at some point in time.
By Anika Logan
Japanese gardens are designed using philosophical principles. The gardens reflect the harmony of nature on a miniature scale.
By Gene Rodriguez, III
When asked to guess where sponges come from, most people say that they come from factories, the ocean or, simply enough, the grocery store.
By Tammy Biondi
Ever ask yourself "how is biomass converted to ethanol?" The answer reveals potential problems with the ethanol production process.
By Dachary Carey
The groundhog might be most famous for having its own day on February 2, but do you know anything else about this rodent?
By Alexandra Heep
Once you know how to catch fruit flies, you will be a step closer to getting rid of those red-eyed monsters.
By Laura Evans
While there are lots of catchphrases and design do's and don'ts, there really aren't any hard rules that you must comply with in order to make your home beautiful and inviting.
By Sherry Holetzky
Compost is a pile of rotting material. You actually turn this stuff over and make something useful. When someone hears it defined this way, it may turn them off to using a compost pile. But define it as black gold or organic material additives and it sounds much more useful.
By Katina Mooneyham
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