Carol Ann G's Profile | Grove City, PA

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Old bench turned planter box! https://www.facebook....

I took this old bench that I got at a yard sale, removed the seat, planted flowers in a plastic planter, and sat the planter in the bench. I love to take old junk and make it into ...»

Commented on Apr 28, 2013
I was looking at my e-mail from HomeTalk and when I clicked on Professionals you were at the ...»
top. It was such fun to find a person from nearby in this national venue. I'm from Grove City. Keep up the good work. I love the bench turned planter.

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growing in containers

this wood platform collects all the water that drains out of the bottom and waters another plant in my garden planter bed next to it.

Liked on Mar 26, 2013

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Our palette garden

Cultivators Design and landscape loves to re-use things and this is our version of the palette garden. We also think these would make great herb gardens or succulent gardens too!

Liked on Mar 10, 2013

20 Crafty Recycling Projects You Can Make With Your Christmas Tree

It seems so sad to just throw your fresh Christmas tree out with the trash. Always one for creative recycling, I've compiled this list of 20 Crafty Recycling Projects You Can Make With Your Christmas Tree.

Liked on Dec 30, 2012

Followed 7 people on Dec 30, 2012

My Rock Gardens

We live on a farm in Southwest Iowa. Our farm fields have underground springs and rocks are constantly coming to the top and so we have to go and pick up the rocks out of the field in ...»

Commented on Jul 20, 2012
I really like this. I also have a rock garden made with native stones/ rocks and live on a ...»
farm. Rhonda does not pick up the rocks to improve her garden. She is getting them out of the way of planters in the spring and combines at harvest time. Most farms that are located in an area near where the glaciers began to recede will forever find rocks in their fields. Near us is a Moraine State Park. According to the dictionary a moraine is a mass of rocks and sediment carried down and deposited by a glacier, typically as ridges at its edges or extremity. We also have glacial till Road nearby. Farmers are not too fond of stones and rocks. It is so great to see such a beautiful use for them.

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Gardening: What kind of plant is this???

It's growing like wildfire in my yard and i've never seen it before.

Commented on May 01, 2012
It isn't Bachelor Buttons. I have a large bed where they are growing profusely. The leaves are ...»
right. The leaves don't look big enough for milkweed (the food for the monarch butterfly caterpillar).

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Gardening: Mystery beauty

What is this plant? My husband attended a banquet today and these were used for the decoration. Apparently the sponsors didn't want them back because he came home with 3 of them. I love the color and lushness. Is it Kalanchoe?

Commented on Apr 12, 2012
You got it right, kalanchoe. I have used them to have a bright spot on the kitchen table. They ...»
don't seem to mind that I don't have a lot of light there. But, I am sure being a succulent that it probably would love to be in the sunshine.

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