Great tips here!
Seedlings growing in recycled materials!
The spring is a wonderful time to begin starting your seeds–and here in Western PA, we just crossed the “eight weeks before last frost” threshold, so it is a bit of an urgent matter! This means that this weekend is the time to start many of the warm season crops and perennial herbs. Today’s post takes a “recycled” spin on seed starting to share with you a number of tricks for seed starting all using recycled and repurposed materials (drawing upon the permaculture principle, “waste is a resource”). For these seed starting options, we are making use of many typical “trash” and “recycle bin” products: newspaper, styrofoam take-out trays, two-liter soda bottles, and Venetian blinds. Even if your household doesn’t produce this stuff yourself, a simple walk down any suburban or town street will likely yield more of these materials than you’ll likely ever…
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Posted by Sue Dreamwalker on April 12, 2017 at 4:20 pm
Wonderful gardening tips Thank you Laura.. Happy Easter to come to you xx 🙂
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Posted by laurabruno on April 12, 2017 at 4:41 pm
You’re welcome, Sue! Happy Easter to you, as well. xxx 🙂
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Posted by Sue Dreamwalker on April 12, 2017 at 4:44 pm
❤ 🙂 xxxxx
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