Walk into any garden center and you’ll find gadgets and gizmos for nearly any outdoor malady. But did you know the remedy for many backyard problems might be shelved in the garage or hiding in your recycling bin? Whether your garden suffers from poor soil, dry and arid conditions, cold snaps, or more—there’s a nearly-free fix almost anything that ails it. Read on to discover our favorite garden hacks.
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