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a plant with green leaves in a yellow pot
Orchid Health: Rot
Great orchid blog
a green potted plant with scissors in it
Trimming Orchid Spikes for Optimal Orchid Plant Care
What is a way I can assist in the reblooming process? Here we have tips on trimming your orchid spikes.
an outdoor table and chairs with potted flowers in front of the window, next to a wooden fence
yellow tulips are blooming in the sun on a sunny day with blue skies
Yellow flowers
Tulips
four different types of tires sitting on top of each other in front of an orange frame
Tire planter
#tire turned into #planter #garden #flowers by stefanie
a pink potted planter with flowers in it
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three different pictures of plants in glass vases with rocks and gravel on the bottom
21 Simple Ideas For Adorable DIY Terrariums
Craft Project Ideas: 5 DIY Terrariums That Bring Beauty
two pictures showing how to make an outdoor planter out of clay and paper machs
5 Easy Steps To Make A DIY Tire Planter - The Owner-Builder Network
Keep Old Tires From Ending up in The Dumpsite by Turning Them Into Awesome Planters
a wooden walkway in the middle of some grass
Pallet Projects For Your Garden This Spring | Homesteading
Wooden Pallet Pathway Ideas | 14 Pallet Projects For Your Garden This Spring
two pictures, one shows a man cutting down a tree stump and the other shows an image of a person using scissors to cut wood
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Tree Stump Removal - Get rid of tree stumps by drilling holes in the stump and filling them with 100% Epsom salt. Follow with water, and wait. Live stumps may take as long as a month to decay, and start to decompose all by themselves.
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two pictures, one shows a man cutting down a tree stump and the other shows an image of a person using scissors to cut wood
Epsom Salt Formula for Stump Removal
Tree Stump Removal Get rid of tree stumps by drilling holes in the stump and filling them with 100% Epsom salt. Follow with water, and wait. Live stumps may take as long as a month to decay, and start to decompose all by themselves....I wish we knew this when we cut down our trees at the house we're moving out of!
a recipe for epsom salt is shown in this poster, which shows how to use it
Epsom Salt Uses