Put these round-the-house items to unexpected use in the garden and yield great results!
June 30, 2015
Put these round-the-house items to unexpected use in the garden and yield great results!
Think it's too expensive to install a small decorative pond in the corner of your lawn? Not if your liner is a child's plastic wading pool. Here's how.
A large plastic soda bottle, preferably the kind without a black plastic base, may not be the spiffiest-looking rain gauge in the world, but it's cheap and it works. Here's how to make it.
To prevent horseradish and heirloom varieties of carrots and parsnips from forking or getting bent out of shape, grow them in PVC pipe sections placed vertically in the ground and filled with rich soil and humus.
Here's some headline news: One of the easiest ways to grow healthy onions is through newspaper mulch. Why? Because onion stalks cast a very slim shadow at best, letting in the sunlight that will sprout weed seeds. A lights-out mat of newspapers will stop sprouters short. Here's how to make one.
Increase your potato yield by growing potatoes in a stack of tires.
Potatoes sprout on the underground stems — and the taller the stems, the greater the number of tasty tubers.
Your neighbours will be impressed with your ingenuity when you use these everyday items in your garden in unexpected — but amazing — ways.
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