Homemade Seed Sprouter [Gardening Tips Weekly]

Gardening Tips Weekly (January 27, 2019)
Our featured tip today works both for sprouting seeds to use in recipes as well as preparing them for the garden. Give it a try. As the weather warms we hope to hear from you with tips to help others members in their gardening pursuits.
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Today's Featured Post

Homemade Seed Sprouter

By Donna

I made a seed sprouter to sprout my own seeds for my salads, plus I always sprout my seeds before I plant them in my garden. This reduces the need to wait to see if my seeds will start growing, then weeding out others.

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Dollar Tree Candle Holders as Succulent Pots

By 15mhhm15

As you all may know, I love plants, especially succulents. They're actually my go to gift to give to co-workers, family, friends, neighbors, teachers, etc.

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Shower Pan Liner For Flower Beds

By likekinds

Here is a picture of flower beds lined with shower pan liner. The liner protects the tree trunk and makes maintenance so easy. It helps keep weeds and tree roots out. I ran across it while deleting emails and thought it would be enjoyed by others who are waiting for spring, just as I am.

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Feeding the Birds

By littergitter

I don't have any inside pets so I feel that the birds are my pets. They know when it's time to be fed and during the cold months, when I get out of bed, they are sitting there waiting for me to come. I enjoy watching them from the kitchen window.

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Growing Gladiolus

By EllenB

Start with purchased corms in the spring. As a guide, plant larger corms (greater than 1 inch) about 6 inches deep and smaller corms (less than _ inch) about 3 inches deep.

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Picket Fence Garden Hanger

By cyndee kromminga

This garden hanger was made from old leftover barn wood and fence boards from previous projects, a recycled clay pot and baling wire. It is simple and quick and can easily be hanging on your garden gate by noon.

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