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So it turns out my brain was really craving some basic math and design, a little Pythagorean theorem, a bit of counting -
Anyway this quilt is not going to be finished before the recipients’ due date this month but DINOSAURS
We are headed into spring, with wild flowers blooming on the property, insects emerging, frogs filling the water installations, and birds nesting. This time of year always gets me enthusiastic about projects, and we are starting one next week: we are creating a designated hoof trimming area for the goats (previously we've always just used a folding table and manual restraint), as well as replacing gates and doing an erosion control project in that yard.
We are buying materials for this tomorrow, and have already purchased the new stand we'll be installing, which will provide better restraint with less physical wrangling. We are attaching a ramp to it to make it easier on my spouse, who is having inner ear issues, to get the goats up onto the stand more safely if I am not available to help. The fact of the matter is, we're both getting older and developing health issues, but we need to maintain proper care, so using tools to ease the physical burden is essential. Now that we are not doing intakes, we can focus funding on things like this.
How to Make a Mug Herb Garden
http://www.viralleakszone.com/how-to-make-a-mug-herb-garden/
How to Make a Mug Herb Garden
gardening, Herb garden, spring projects, teacup herb garden
Herb gardens are the perfect addition to any kitchen and make thoughtful housewarming gifts. With their handles and small shape, a mug herb garden is an easy way to incorporate herbs into your home, whether you live in a large space or small apartment. This project gives you an excuse to revitalize any old mugs collecting dust in your cabinet, or to pick some up at your favorite home goods store to create these adorable and functional little planters! Things You’ll Need
Mugs (8-12 oz) Painter’s tape Glass and tile drill bit Drill Gloves Garden hand trowel Miracle-Gro® Nature’s Care® Organic Potting Mix Miracle-Gro® Nature’s Care® Organic and Natural Vegetable Fruit & Flower Food Assorted herbs Step 1 Before planting your herbs, you need to create a hole in each mug for drainage. Place a small square of painter’s tape on the bottom of your mug. The tape will help you visually see where to drill and will keep the drill from slipping. Using a glass and tile drill bit, slowly drill a hole into the bottom of your mug. Once your drill has moved cleanly through the mug you should be left with a perfect pen sized hole.
Step 2 Wearing your gloves, gently remove your herbs from their plastic containers. The best method is to squeeze the container sides as you gently slide the plant out. Using your garden hand trowel, shovel a little Miracle-Gro® Nature’s Care® Organic Potting Mix potting mix into the mug. Loosen up the roots of the herb with your gloved hands and place in the mug, then fill in any empty spaces with additional potting mix using the trowel. This potting mix is ideal for gardeners lacking a green thumb, as it absorbs like a sponge, protecting your plant from over and under watering. Step 3 After planting your herbs use your hand trowel to sprinkle Miracle-Gro® Nature’s Care® Organic and Natural Vegetable Fruit & Flower Food onto the soil. Gently mix into the soil using a small spoon. This plant food from Nature’s Care will give your herbs a solid foundation from the start, keeping them healthy and happy! Step 4 Finish your mug herb garden with little plant markers so you know which herb each mug contains. You can use just about anything to create your markers, such as toothpicks or popsicle sticks and washi tape. A mug herb garden can be placed just about any sunny spot in your home and makes the perfect spring housewarming gift!
Transplanted the last of the winter sowing attempts yesterday. Hopefully some live to make it into the ground! Excited for the rattlesnake master and St. John’s wort, apprehensive about the echinacea
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Top Spring Home Renovation Ideas for South Florida Living
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Two new handle projects started!
Do you have a spring to-do list?