Growing herbs does not require lots of space or raised beds. In fact, all you need is a container. Watch this Six Minute Style video with Susan Doherty, plant your own potted garden, and enjoy the fragrance and taste of herbs throughout the spring and summer months.

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One of the best ways to increase your home’s value is to boost its curb appeal, which has everything to do with landscaping design, the color palette, and architectural interest. HGTV’s Curb Appeal highlights the transformation of one Cape Cod style property into an Arts & Crafts wonder. Now when homeowners Eric and Dominique Butters drive up to their home, they are dazzled by the bungalow-style entryway.

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When new homebuyers understand the basics of closing costs associated with the purchase of a property, the process goes more smoothly. Loan costs, legal costs, and title costs are explained in this quick tutorial produced by Federal Title & Escrow, based in Washington D.C. Homebuyers are encouraged to consult with their title and escrow firm of choice for additional information.

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This spring, proactive homeowners can save money by inspecting and maintaining some key areas around the house. Don’t let these molehills become mountains. Amy Hoak of the Wall Street Journal reports.

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Vinegar is a liquid substance that contains water and acetic acid, which is a by-product of fermented ethanol. This mildly acidic liquid has amazing uses for cleaning, deodorizing, and improving health. With the arrival of spring cleaning season, households can forego buying chemical cleaners and utilize natural products like vinegar, baking soda, and borax. Watch this video for helpful tips on using vinegar.

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Vinegar is a liquid substance that contains water and acetic acid, which is a by-product of fermented ethanol. This mildly acidic liquid has amazing uses for cleaning, deodorizing, and improving health. With the arrival of spring cleaning season, households can forego buying chemical cleaners and utilize natural products like vinegar, baking soda, and borax. Watch this video for helpful tips on using vinegar.

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Household cleaning products may contain harmful chemicals that are toxic to humans, animals, plants, and the environment. A green household should have these natural products on hand — baking soda, borax, distilled white vinegar, hydrogen peroxide, lemon juice, olive oil, vegetable-based liquid castille soap, and washing soda. Howdini.com demonstrates some uses of these ingredients and suggests natural substitutes for traditional cleaners. For those who don’t have the time or desire to become mixologists, environmentally friendly products are available for purchase.

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Whether you have a plot of land or a balcony, the possibilities for planting herbs, vegetables, and flowers are unlimited. Just about any plant that grows in the earth can be cultivated in a pot. This Lowe’s video debunks the myth that small spaces constrain gardening. Think outside the box — containers, hanging baskets, raised beds, and vertical planting — and let your corner of paradise flourish this spring.

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