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Cin R

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Composting | A Gardener Without Compost Is No Gardener At All

For gardeners composting is one of the greatest ways they can tend to the quality of their soil. Composting can be an intimidating thing to take on for the beginning gardener and through this article I'm going to try to demystify some of the keys to beginning a compost bin.
The Black Thumb Gardener
The Black Thumb Gardener Pittsford, NY
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    Commented on Jan 24, 2013
    I unloaded a yard of fine screen compost from the truck just yesterday. Spread it on one side ...»
    of our apple hedge (17 trees). Now need a never 2 or 3 truck loads to finish.

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My Pot People

Meet Clay and Terra. I made these two after seeing simular ones on line. I found the "pot heads" at a local nursery. I am still startled when I head to the garden as I forget they are there!
Cin R
Cin R Sacramento, CA
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    Commented on Jul 20, 2012
    Mary, 5 or 6 each arm and each leg in vaties sizes of course (arm pots had to drill holes). ...»
    The heads are pots as well but may use basic pots and paints faces. Nylon rope small emough to go through the holes and knotted on both sides of each hole. Takes a lot of patients!

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Pest Control: Ants! help!

Someone tell me they have success in keeping them out?! We have an exterminator, but these ants are persistent, I think they have grown immune to his treatments ... or our house resides ...»
BeckySue, Certified Master K&B Designer
BeckySue, Certified Maste... Lawrenceville, GA
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  • Cin R
    Commented on Jul 13, 2012
    I too have used Terro for years and takes a few days but is very affectine!
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Fight Ants: Trade Secrets! (Part of a weekly series "Know Thy Enemy" on the BrightNest blog)

Did you know that cinnamon is basically ant Kryptonite? Deter them by lining your walkways and doors with cinnamon. More ant-fighting tips: http://blog.brightnest.com/2012/07/08/know-t...
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BrightNest Denver, CO
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  • Cin R
    Commented on Jul 12, 2012
    Rosalind, I use diatamatious earth. Kinda exspence from the garden store but I found it in 50# ...»
    bags at the feed store. Also can be found in pool supply store. Its natural and helps the soil as well!

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Re-purpose a turkey feeder

I had this old rusty turkey feed that I cleaned up, painted, added a trip line to the base and contected to the upper portion with a bubbler. I used Kelloges planting mix to plant basil and parley in the base and two cherry tomatoes and now 6 weeks later, enjoying plenty of great tomatoes!
Cin R
Cin R Sacramento, CA on Jul 08, 2012
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    Nancy T on Sep 28, 2012
    Love this recycling idea. Just wondering if it was deep enough to successfully grow your ...»
    tomatoes?

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Whimsical Garden decor
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uses for pottery

Leftover pots and grandaughters old bike become a place to keep garden supplies. Not as fancy as the other pot people bikes but I am a quirky perswon so it works for me.
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Recycled old Turkey Feeder Planter

We had an old rusty turkey feeder no longer in use. I painted it and added a drip line on base and in the top, then plant cherry tomatoes and basil ! Its great and they are now producing fruit!
Cin R
Cin R Sacramento, CA
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  • Cin R
    Commented on Jun 14, 2012
    Thanks, the tomatoes are really doing well!
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