Linda G's Profile | Conestoga, PA

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Recycling broken Pottery

Waste not want not. Isn't this a cute display for making use of broken pottery

#Bestof2012

Commented on Jun 14, 2012
Beautiful Jenn!!

Home Maintenance & Repairs: My outdoor medal chairs used to swivel but are frozen now. I tried oil and that spray on stuff. Is there any hope?

Commented on Jun 13, 2012
PBBlaster is much stronger than WD40 and works much faster..we use it for everything on the farm..

flagstone patio with stonedust

We got this flagstone from a property being cleared (with permission). There was enough to do a patio off the deck and a pond with a patio. Here is the finish. That is polymeric sand in ...»

Commented on Jun 13, 2012
Thank You for the info on The Round Up for patio areas. I did put the weed mesh under our ...»
walk, but the second year weeds grew right through it! I will look at Lowes for the special Round Up!!

Followed 1 person on Jun 12, 2012

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broken grill makeover

I had a couple of old grills going to waste, i converted them into planters for fun. Im So not a gardener but it was fun and it was my first home and the patio looked barren and all i had ...»

Commented on Jun 12, 2012
Made mine into an Herb garden, I keep it right at my back door for easy herb retrieval!! ...»
Everyone loves it!

A vintage suite case gets a new life as a pet bed!

By taking an old suitcase...and several other scraps from the house....I made a comfy little spot for my dirty little dog to lounge on. I love recycling anything that really can't be used for it's original purposes anymore #Bestof2012 #keepingcozy #recycle

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Liked on Jun 12, 2012

I will have to try this!:

I will have to try this!: Pinner: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.