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Children as young as 10 can do this with no problem, It makes a nice art project for a school class for Mother's Day. It looks a bit like a Hangman's Noose, and that is what it's called.

It's all good in the end.Lucky bamboo is sold in some nurseries and flower shops, dollar stores or discount stores. Lucky Bamboo Shop also graciously allowed me to use the picture above; thank you!Another site with information on feng shui : Lovetoknow,...

I wound them in and out among the grapevines and pushed some up into the center of the cone and wired them in place as needed.Decorations included a dozen or so ready-made red velvet bows.

They are about 15 inches long. I began my Google search and this is what I found:is a summer annual, and can be grown as a cover crop. Christmas came and went, as did the arrival of 2010, and I greeted the new year with an extra long shiver from my nose...

The handyby Paul G. It would complement my Dave's Garden Journal, while letting me takes notes right in the yard or garden. Then I examined them as I sat in a parking lot, waiting for one of the aforementioned teenagers.

As I surfed the web looking at the various feeders available and asking questions of, I decided to purchase a HummZinger by Aspects. They should be cleaned and refilled frequently, especially in hot weather, to keep the nectar from spoiling and mold from...

As a senior, I didn't have much extra time, but I did have a bee in my bonnet about this new project. It doesn't bother me though because if nothing else, I got everyone I know and love to try gardening at least once and had a wonderful experience doing...

These dipped gloves are surprisingly tough, durablecomfortable. That's garden dedication!- (of course!) A gardener without DG is like a butterfly without wings! If your green thumb friend hasn't heard of Dave's Garden, get her started with a newsletter...

Our family's favorite recipe for Sicilian anise toast cookies, Biscotti all'Anice, uses fresh fennel or anise seeds from our garden, which add a special flavor to these low-fat cookies.

Non-gardeners don't know that apples aren't herbs or that the scent of harvest is dependent upon what you're harvesting. And maybe next year some hybridizer will give us the blue tulip.

(They might need a little help holding the cookie cutter still.) Then have them cut the shape out. We get out my big box of cookie cutters, and select our favorites to use. Of course not! So later in the week, when the kids were looking for something...

In realty, this was an excellent choice, because the fleshy leaves contain quite a bit of moisture which makes it hard for fire to catch and burn.This plant reproduces by sending out little fleshy runners that produce a baby plant at the end.

You shouldn't have to soak it, but dampen it well. This process can take between three and ten minutes. Don't be alarmed if an orange color comes out in the water. Use your own judgement about how long to leave it.

The neighbor girls who helped me make paper today will insert their seed cards into Christmas cards for their teachers, along with a note that they made the paper, and some planting instructions.

The first group that was planted in mid-April usually looks great until sometime in August, but the new plants are ready to bloom by then.New gardeners should pick up a pack or two of zinnias.

With a toothpick, press a shallow line down the center of her back, between her wings.Ladybugs need spots, of course! Roll small balls of black clay and press them gently onto her back.

Give them a full sun location and fertile soil, and cross your fingers, and you just may see more paperwhite blooms in future years from those bulbs. Most growers discard their bloomed-out paperwhites, but if you have a warm garden you may plant them...

(just don't spray pesticides nearby) For a new gardener just starting out, or an experienced gardener who likes low maintenance, daylilies are an excellent choice.There is a form and color that suits just about any garden style and the tough-as-nails...

The metal pieces that close off each end of the cone can be adjusted up and down to accommodate the thickness of your fabric. Keep the varifolders just below your braid and slide them downas you braid.

I ruined a bunch until I finally made myself a harvest apron. Here is my quick fix so you can make one for yourself! You can buy it under various names, in small pre-cut sheets; in narrow 1/2-inch strips on a roll (like tape) for mending seams and hems...

If you're using steel wool, unroll it and wrap or fold it into your fabric, or cut it into strips, pieces or bits, and place or sprinkle them onto your fabric. I have even bundled rusty chain, wire, nails and other small items willy-nilly into fabric,...

If you're growing vegetables such as, remove the cover before the plants bloom so insects can access the plants for pollination.Because cheesecloth is so gauzy and light, you can drape it directly over plants to.

My Tater Totes are starting their third growing season in 2012 (I did not plant potatoes last year), and I think I can get at least another year or two of use from them. There is the benefit of constant peeking to see how the little taters are doing,...

Press open one edge of the bias tape. Using a 1/4-inch seam allowance, stitch the banner triangles to the bias tape. Proudly hang your Thanksgiving banner. Let's make a Thanksgiving banner.

They can be heavy (to the point of being tiresome to use for long periods of time), but they make up for it by being powerful and easy to use. The wires are thick—they're multiple wires twisted together—and I wouldn't dare try to cut through them...

See the photo with this article for an example of the cut outs they leave on the leaves of their plants of choice.will. The less we as gardeners do to limit their numbers, the better.

Continue stuffing the fabric being care full to bunch and pleat the fabric all the way around. This doesn't need to be perfect—the crinkles add character. For a greater effect make a few more with varying jar sizes and fabric and group them together...