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Posted on 12.20.11 by thegardengossip @
So you would like to arrange your beautiful flowers that you just picked out of your garden but you do not have that green foam do not worry. You just need a potato – still all of the flower stems in a large baked potato. All you have to do is cut it in half and poke some holes in it and stick the flowers in. And the potato will also act as great nutrients for the flowers much more so than the green foam that you would have to overspend money on!! Filed under: Gardening Tips Comments: None |
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Posted on 12.19.11 by thegardengossip @
Here is a great tip to hold your artificial flowers in place in your vase. Just fill the vase with a little sale and add just a little cold water – arrange your artificial flowers the way you would like and the salt will solidify so that the flowers will stay in place. And it will not look bad because the salt is white even if it is a clear vase. This is an easy, quick and very cost efficient way of getting this task tone! Filed under: Gardening Tips andIndoor Plants Comments: None |
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Posted on 12.18.11 by thegardengossip @
The salt of the winter can really do a number on your beautiful walkways that you have created. I know that I had always salted my walkways because I didn’t want people to slip and I still do not want them to slip however, my walkways had to be redone because they were just all cracking and falling apart becaues the salk was literally eatting away at the concrete. So now I use a lot of baking soda mixed with and it really does the same thing and I do not ruin my walkway! Filed under: Gardening Tips Comments: None |
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Posted on 09.25.11 by thegardengossip @
When it comes to your gardening accessories you want to make sure that you have stuff that is really going to hold up and a metal hose is definitely the way to go. I am personally so tire of the plastic and vinyl hoses…they kink up and they freeze and break and vinyl is just not good to have the water that is feeding you plants go through. Rubber is better and holds up better but metal is the way to go if you want something to really last and be reliable for you throughout the year and years to come. Filed under: Gardening Tips Comments: None |
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