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20 Ways to Use Epsom Salt - Surviving The Stores™
Sprinkle epsom Salt in your garden to keep the slugs away. Also add to water to fertilize your roses, vegetables, grass, and houseplants.
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How To Grow Garlic: A Step by Step Guide
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Meenakshi - Innovations in Agriculture In Japan !! Make a potato pot by cutting out the sides of a plant pot and putting it inside another one - this makes it easier to lift the plants out for harvesting. | Facebook
Make a potato pot by cutting out the sides of a pot and putting it inside another pot. Lift the inner pot to harvest the potatoes.
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Lemongrass Repels Fleas Ticks And Mosquitoes
Lemongrass: Repels fleas, ticks and mosquitoes. Plant in pots and place on your porch or patio. @ its-a-green-life
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My plot
vegetable Garden layout - for small spaces
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财经趋势预测-金融前瞻网
How to make a slug trap and bait at sowandso.com
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Recycled Water Bottle Slug Trap.
DIY slug trap - we really need those here. Amazing that slugs love parsley...
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Epsom salt uses in your garden: Defend against Garden Pests You can repel snails, slugs, and other garden pests with the use of Epsom salt. Sprinkle Epsom salt around your plants. The hydrated magnesium sulfate crystal will repel garden pests by irritating their feet and scratching their bodies once they walk of pass around your plants
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21 DIY Bird Feeders That Actually Look Amazing!
2-Liter Soda Bottles have several great uses! If you cut the bottom off, you can use them to cover seedlings like mini greenhouses. They also protect them from frost, wind, and strong rain.
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Red Pepper Sprinkled Around Tomato Plants Keeps Pests Away
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There are many more uses for fireplace ashes than I ever knew. 1. Compost bin - only a little amongst the organic matter. 2. A light layer around plants can keep slugs away. 3. A tablespoon of ash to 1000 gallons of water for a pond will keep algae down.. 4. As a fertilizer. 5. Cleaning silver. good use of ashes from firepit
eggshells as organic pest control in a plastic container on a granite countertop
Using Eggshells As Organic Pest Control
Eggshells as Organic Pest Control. Works to kill Japanese beetles, flea beetles, snails, slugs, and other pests in the garden. And it's FREE! | GetBusyGardening.com
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4 Ways to Grow Hydrangea from Cuttings - wikiHow
getting hydrangas from cuttings