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Denise B

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  • These are the tools you'll need. I use GE II Silicone for Windows and Doors (clear) with a caulk gun.
A level will come in handy to make sure your totem doesn't lean. 4
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Repurposed Glassware=Garden Topiaries (easy project)

Gail--My Repurposed Life
gail--My Repurposed Life Louisville, KY
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  • http://www.sowanddipity.com/polytunnel-tutorial/ Here's my $50 version, year 2!! Still working like a charm to grow and protect.
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Growing in a Greenhouse

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  • Household vinegar will NOT kill weeds.  Read how to REALLY kill weeds with vinegar.
  • You need at least a 10-20% vinegar plus horticultural orange oil (or other citrus oil)
  • You need to apply it with a spray bottle when the sun is bright, the ground is dry, and the temperature is above 70-degrees.
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REALLY Killing Weeds With Vinegar

For more details on this process, please visit the blog post below.

Lately, I've been seeing Pinterest boards and blogs with tutorials on how to make a ...»

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The Seasoned Homemaker Austin, TX
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  • You need at least a 10-20% vinegar plus horticultural orange oil (or other citrus oil)
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REALLY Killing Weeds With Vinegar

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The Seasoned Homemaker Austin, TX
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  • We used untreated pine for our enclosure, but you can go all out with cedar, or go green and use recycled or repurposed wood. Note: Avoid pressure-treated lumber if you are nervous about the chemicals coming in contact with the soil. 4
  • Here's our door during construction. This hinged door latches closed with a gate latch. We decided to use twine tied to the latch and looped into the enclosure so we wouldn't get stuck inside if the wind blew the door shut! :-)
  • We built this enclosure with lots of room to maneuver inside. We plan to maximize planting space by adding potted veggies and maybe some grow bags as well.
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DIY Raised Bed Garden Enclosure

Our family's backyard plays host to eight or more deer on any given night. After watching our landscaping act as an all-you-care-to-eat buffet for years, I knew we would need a sturdy, ...»
Clover and Thyme
Clover and Thyme Wilmington, DE
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Garden 2013

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Kent Lexington, SC
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  • You can practically grow your dinner vertically! 1
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What do you know about vertical gardening?

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Dee W Rock Creek, OH
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  • 1. Gently wash the leaves, removing any garden debris.
  • 2. Lay out the leaves, sandwiching them between dry paper towels. Place them in the microwave.
  • 3. Microwave at 30 second intervals or until leaves are dry and crispy. Our usual drying time is 1 minute.

The Fastest Way To Dry Herbs

We want to make the most of every herb we grow this year. We also want to store some for later use. And we want to do it quickly. For small batches, the most convenient drying method we ...»
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The Garden Stamp
The Garden Stamp Frederick, MD
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Wishing Well - All Scrap Wood

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Phil Ruston, LA
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  • The final product that includes tons of room for projects! 3
  • Check out all of that storage! 3
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DIY Crafting Table

This is an easy to make crafting table using bookcases and hollow core doors. Simple and inexpensive!

http://theivycottageblog.blogspot.com/2011/1...

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Amanda @ The Ivy Cottage ... Wylie, TX
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