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Carly
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I had a couple of herbs went on the lam - I turned them out, used the dead dried stuff for mulch and re-potted them together.
Then I took a big plastic juice jug and cut the upper part . . .
A perfect recovery tent . . . a terranium, sort of . . .
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Plants: 2784 | From: Toronto, Canada | Registered: Jul 2004
| Seeded: 209.135.110.103
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gardenmom32210
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Wow...thats a really creative idea! I bet it works great too ![[thumb]](graemlins/thumb.gif)
G-Mom ![[grin]](graemlins/grinnnn.gif)
Seeded: 68.218.171.211
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Jiffymouse
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what a great idea! but i am going to move this to frugal gardening, this is the perfect kind of thing to put in there!!!
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Carly
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Oh, yes - it works. I've often done it when I want a plant to be protected - it helps hold the moisture too.
This one has the hole at the top, but when it's just the bottom of a pop bottle I slit a hole in it so the air can get in.
That one you see in the picture has summer savoury, wild oregano in it - and you know what's in the middle?
Heh! Heh! I know I'm a nut - but so is that thing that you find in the centre of the avocado. I'm curious to see if it produces anything.
I have a small seed from an avocado nut - I'm going to poke that in some soil too. I love experimenting.
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Plants: 2784 | From: Toronto, Canada | Registered: Jul 2004
| Seeded: 209.135.110.229
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