PIne cones absorb water and add a lot of extra weight to planter. I read about using empty water bottles. I'm going to try it with caps on to seal tops.
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what is the question?
You can simply line to bottom of the barrel with pine cones and cover with soil. It makes for great drainage for your plants!
Do you want them for a filler or for decoration? Let's know. EJL.
PIne cones absorb water and add a lot of extra weight to planter. I read about using empty water bottles. I'm going to try it with caps on to seal tops.
As a filler. Otherwise, I will require a lot more bags of planting product
Yea and thanks. I will buy the potting stuff and get busy.