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pero hacerlo con hacerlo con algo que no mate el cesped! Flour stencils - what a cool idea for an outdoor party! #diy
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Dawn Zimmerman-Reineking You use flour. (:
Angel Coffin One coould use floral spraypaint too (water soluable)
Gerry Hinks or Happy Birthday in the yard
Bonnie Williams Cool idea.
Shelley Lerdahl I used powdered sugar for bunny footprints on Easter, it seemed to stay white better and longer than the flour.
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Lisa Parker I love it!!
Jennie Middleton What a wonderful and inexpensive way to recycle a wooden pallet. Vertical gardens are so beautiful and useful.
Christopher Hufcut I guess I know what I'm doing on Memorial Day.
Sabra Gregoire Have to try this!
How to on framed succulent planters >> Wonderful! I want to try this! #plants #succulents #planter
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Tinca Milanović great idea:)))
Libna Elizabeth Villatoro Excelente idea !!!!
Madelen Poston would make a nice housewarming gift!
Ca§§ie Linville Love this idea!
Mary Walters Fabulous idea
DIY: stamped spoon plant markers
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Lauren Jones Awesome! A "Green" tea party... I love it!
Bobbie Marcus They are cute, but looks like more work than I would want ot invest.
Alice Breeding Now I wish I hadn't sold my cup and saucer collection in a garage sale.
Donna Van Etten so pretty
Badesucht Bade-Leckereien Löffelig:-)
Planter from wine bottle
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Lauren Couff That's a cool idea
Michele Cathey omg love this, cant wait to make some
Heather Layton Love!
Sabrena Williams I love this can't wait to make one
Lynn Wiggers Instructions are in Chinese, in Chrome you just click "Translate" on the toolbar at the top.
苔玉
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Kerri Mayorga Is there anyway you can unfollow me? I really am not trying to be rude but it's hard to see what the people I know are pinning when I have to scroll down all of your pins..
Joan Gross You have to unfollow her in order for her pins not to be on your feed.
Cassie Fulford I have tried unfollowing all boards too...won't work for some reason.
Just Caree its a glitch lately, i had to log out clean out my cookies and then log back in for it to take place...
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Diana Pearson I like this, gonna try it.
Alexandria Storm Looks like someone's doing bad things to a male part
Mandy Link finally! a reason to own a cactus...LOL
Betsabe Caioni Amo los cactus! :)
Melissa Sheehan Martinez that musta been one bad cactus!
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Donna Wallace now that is a true green house...lol
Virginia Snow It's an "inside" green "job"
Michelle Kingery i'd rather deal with the snakes then the spiders *shivers*
Garage Sale Trail S'pose this is what you call living green
christina blake Bet it stays nice and cool inside during the summer!
Dried Moss Table With glass top = no maintenance. Ayodhya Furniture Thailand. www.ayodhyatrade.com
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Kelli Ladoski Amazing Idea!
Tracey Frost sweet!
Susan Bird Maybe shadow boxes for the wall!
LeAnna Cline Beach Glass would be cool too!
Tina Lawrence love this
Grow moss in patterns on walls. This is pretty neat.
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Marysia Tobor-Kaplon Wow!
Terri Kroeger that's pretty cool.
Dawn Cutrano Kjeldsen this is so cool,I just dont know where I could put it at my house, maybe inside the fence?
Alicia Carden If you don't have a wall to paint this on, maybe this would work well on some clay pots or walk-way stones. I will have to try this.
Stacy St Louis Redlinger I love this idea for clay pots!
Grow Houseplants from Kitchen Scraps: Avocado: Check out the link for plants from apples, citrus and pineapple!
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Nicole Mathews My mom and I used to do this when I was little! pretty cool =)
Erin Simon Owens We did this years ago. My hubby wanted an avacado tree our "green child" is now 13 foot tall in the backyard!
Dawn Cutrano Kjeldsen I remember using avacado's and sweet potatoes for this when I was a kid. They make beautiful plants, and so afordable
Sharon Mccumber did this and it got huge!
Grow Houseplants from Kitchen Scraps: Sweet Potato Vine by healthyhouseplants: Check out the link for plants from apples, citrus and pineapple!
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LaToshia Smith-Brown me and my sister use to do this, you will be amazed at how the vines start growing
Karen van Heiningen-Kess I need to show this to my colleague. she has been trying for 3months now and it does not even look close to this. Don't know what she's doing wrong
Abigail James-Cupp I did this last year w/ an organic sweet potato from Whole Foods- worked like a charm && grew like mad! Snapped off the little shoots and planted in the fall.. Still have the little guys growing!!
Lila Shiner Gonna do this! Love fun projects like this one
Ridhima Wason That's a great idea!! Can't wait to try this.
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Kristin Mauk So happy to find someone else who is using permaculture! I am studying it now :-)
Fantastic show on permaculture and why farming needs to evolve.
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Gloria Laing thank you for this..
Sherry Lea I can't wait to watch this.thanks for sharing.
how to start and grow sweet potatoes
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Joanne Littler also make sure your climate is warm enough. we tried this last year and our summer is not hot enough for long enough. so sad.
Michelle Mather True, you need a warm climate. Sweet potatoe are not sprayed in Australia so any old one from the shop will grow. If you leave one in a dark spot it will sprout from many different spots. You can cut out each section with a sprout and plant them so you end up with lots of plants. But be warned once you plant them in your garden you will never get rid of them, they will pop up everywhere forever!!!
Michelle Mather True, you need a warm climate. @Debra,Sweet potatoe are not sprayed in Australia so any old one from the shop will grow. If you leave one in a dark spot it will sprout from many different spots. You can cut out each section with a sprout and plant them so you end up with lots of plants. But be warned once you plant them in your garden you will never get rid of them, they will pop up everywhere forever!!!
Lisa Jacks I've done this and it makes a very pretty plant
Kathy Crum I remember my Mom doing this. I remember how beautiful the foliage was.
Patrick Blanc’s vertical gardens in Madrid.
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Staci Dansie It looks gorgeous at night as well.
Norma G love this
Lindsey Boss this is so cool
Norma G we just bought our first home, and the next door neighbor has cameras that record right into my yard. So this wall planter is going to fix his wagon :)
Patti Hack wow!
DIY window garden.
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Joy Clemmer Anderson Right out of the late 60's...
Bec Waller has any one tried this? i am bit scared to attempt this
Bryan Godwin Like the way you cut the bottles. Did you buy or make the bottle cutter?
Dawn Miller sooooo cool
Rita Pedersen Schönenberger that I have to try love it
Reclaimed tires - Public Park in Lima
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Kimberly Paddison Tutin OMG! TOO CUTE!
Alice Cheng wish I had that in my park...
Wendy Shuman This qualifies as "you might be a Redneck" category....lol....great idea though...
Lisa Musselman-Unger also do like a garden with these. smaller items. cool idea
Julian Singh Very creative use for old tires.
tiny bottle top greenhouses
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Donna Jewell Freeman I must do this!
Marie Wells I am so ready to get dirt on my fingers and see the beautiful flowers
Yobi Spear Brillient!! Way to start herbs
Karen Schlidt Great idea for new plantings. Plus a good way to recycle and is inexpensive.
Laura Mardisalu Great idea!
WE LIKE IT WILD: BOTTLE GARDENS
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Bobby Risen Gosh! I love this idea! Have glass cutter, will get on this project soon!
Deserae Whicker I love this. I plant herbs in my window. This is a new, pretty way to display them.
Michelle Feltz Now I have a purpose for the empty wine bottles. Love love this.
Laura Dean-Shapiro So smart!
seedling starter from tp rolls #Gardening
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Debbie Trueblood Yippee - no more buying those little peat pots!
Joei Callahan You can also use cardboard egg cartons!
Christine Bentley-Goddard Wonderful idea!
Eva Marco Domínguez Niceee Idea
Hillarey Tulip I tried it last night. I initially cut the TP roll in half but it made them so small so I used a full one and it gives about a 1-1 1/2" tall tube. I wonder if you could use a paper towel tube.
Moss plant balls on strings! (Kokedama)
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Silvia Montoya What a unique idea. Love it!
Suzetti Rizzo Nice!!
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Lisa Jobe Cool idea!
Rainforest Canopy Walkway, Borneo SOME DAY, I PROMISE
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Awesome rain gutter garden
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Traseguss Trunenp Made this actually and had the same water issue as the commenters. To overcome this, I added a clear water bottle with small hole in bottom for drainage per plant
Start a seedling in a lemon peel, then plant the whole thing!
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VERTICAL VEGETABLES
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The Home & More Store Very clever idea..I like it a lot!
We could prob only fit something like this on our balcony.
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Designers Peter Bottazzi and Denish Bonapace presented an exhibition of recycled furniture used as planters, at Milan 2011.
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Start a seedling in a lemon peel, then plant the whole thing!
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Tamara Woodward GREAT use of an older broken pot! Going to have to use this since currently am in the process of doing up our deck =)
Laura Currado love your plant selection!
Gisela Cartmill Great idea for recycling and making it look newand pretty!
Lilian Urena .Wow!...even broken clay pots, looks good with succulent, what a wonderful idea...
Ivy Higuet good way to showcase different plants.