Gardening

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If they die we die - help them in your garden by planting open single head flowers, planting the same plants in clusters rather than peppered around the garden, plant for a succession of flowers throughout the year. Some good varieties include snowdrops, aconites, blackthorn, mahonia, hollyhocks, foxgloves, forget me nots, borage, lavender, wild thyme, buddleia and let the clover grow in your lawn. If you have space for a wild patch they also love dandelion and nettle.
a garden with green plants growing in the soil and on top of a wooden frame
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an orange fire hydrant sitting on the side of a brick road next to grass
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Baking soda neutralizes the ph in the soil and nothing will grow there. "I use baking soda in a 6" wide area around all of the edges of my flower beds to keep the grass and weeds from growing into my beds. Just sprinkle it onto the soil so that it covers it lightly. I usually have to do this twice a year - spring and fall."
an orange fire hydrant sitting on the side of a brick road next to grass
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Baking soda neutralizes the ph in the soil and nothing will grow there. "I use baking soda in a 6" wide area around all of the edges of my flower beds to keep the grass and weeds from growing into my beds. Just sprinkle it onto the soil so that it covers it lightly. I usually have to do this twice a year - spring and fall."
a stone path in the middle of a garden
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Work a bag of dry concrete mix into the soil where stone is to sit, lay stone, water it all in so it sets just like Jello only harder!"
an image of a garden with plants growing on the side of a building that says, not much yard space gutter garden create a window - box veggie patch using
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several different types of garden plants in wooden pallets
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Got Pallets? Hate weeding? Dont feel like turning up a bunch of grass? Use a pallet as a garden bed - staple garden cloth on the backside of the pallet fill with dirt and start growing!
a wooden walkway in the middle of some rocks and grass with plants growing on it
Pallet wood walkway 2 years later. Did it keep? Yes!
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a glass vase filled with dirt and plants
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Grow carrots in a 2 liter soda bottle. I think my kids would love this! They could watch the roots & tops grow at the same time.
two large planters with grass growing out of them
Plant lemon grass for privacy and to keep the mosquitos away.going to do this outside bedroom!!
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a gazebo surrounded by purple flowers and greenery
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pergola covered with wisteria
a wooden deck with pillows on it in the middle of some trees and flowers outside
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What a great way to cover up exposed roots and dirt patches under trees!
a metal bucket filled with bottles of water
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Instead of putting rocks in the bottom of big porch planters, fill the bottom with sealed empty plastic or pop cans. Could put them into plastic bag for easy removal. No heavy planters anymore.
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Pathway of rocks painted with glow in the dark paint (Rust-Olem Glow in the Dark Brush-on Paint). During the day they "charge" in the sun and in the evening they reflect stored light! How cool!
Line flowerpots and planters with coffee filters to stop soil from falling through the drainage hole. ~This Old House Coffee Filters, This Old House, Shade Garden, Household Hacks, Garden Yard, Garden And Yard, Outdoor Ideas
Two Women and a Hoe™ - Line flowerpots and planters with coffee filters to stop soil from falling through the drainage hole. ~This Old House ✿✿✿ | Facebook
Line flowerpots and planters with coffee filters to stop soil from falling through the drainage hole. ~This Old House