Square Baler Twine

The twining method for this garlic basket is one of the earliest forms of weaving. Keep garlic close at hand on the kitchen counter with a small, loosely woven container. Tools scissors clothespins Materials 15 to 16 yucca leaves, approximately 28 inches...

Amid the hustle and bustle of Thanksgiving and Christmas, they are prepping away in the kitchen to ensure memories are made and traditions live on. This herb wreath is a great way to use and dry the last of your herb crop.

Every 60 seconds or so, it spits out a neat, compact 40- to 60-pound round bale that measures just 21 by 23 inches, bound by UV-resistant nylon mesh, biodegradable mesh or net-wrap.

All climb by twining stems and will require supports to look their best. Pruning can be restricted to shortening over-vigorous shoots and to ‘shape' them to their supports. They may be grown for their long flowering season, intense fragrance of their...

Add a teaspoon of grated lemon rind. The rosy fruit can then be spooned onto ice cream, yogurt or pound cake to make homey, spring-y desserts. The basic technique is to slice the stalks, peeling away any thick strings from the outside, simmer them gently...

Vines trained up trellises and ascreate living walls that shade and cool from the hot summer sun. Vines, like, can become woody and heavy, and will need the strong support of a pergola or arbor.

I wrapped some twine around the trunk temporarily while the glue sets up and hardens. Then you can drill through the split and install threaded steel rods (A) with washers and nuts at either end to clamp the split together.

Plus, some varieties such as the summer bearing ‘Dorimanred' really require trellising to support their trailing growth habit. Set the posts 2-3 feet (just under a meter) into the soil and space them 15-20 feet (5-6 m.) apart.

This project holds interest for several days. Handle the root gently. The germination process is invisible. It breaks easily. Stretch a piece of twine across the window, tying it to the nails.Hang the Ziploc bags on the twine with a clothespin with the...

This beautiful vine adds bright color to shade with its white blooms, which are also offset by the dark green foliage.is a popular twining vine for attracting butterflies to the landscape.

That was important, because not all pods will remain tender while large beans develop. The beans in the pan, still in their pods, were my responsibility. I was so proud because I had helped feed my family through the cold winter months.

Drill a hole in the lid a bit larger than the twine. Without realizing how it worked the heat killed the bacteria that caused food to spoil.This technique is used to can foods that have an acidity or pH level of 4.6 or lower.

Cut or tie back any stray tendrils that may be reaching for the home's siding and, of course, also cut or tie back any that are growing out wildly away from the support. You can use trellises, lattice, metal grids or mesh, strong wires or even string.

And stack new hay behind older bales so you can feed the older hay first. The round bales shed water better so tarps aren't necessary. Use strong, sturdy tarps free of holes or rips.

If you can't, set each bale on its own pallet and cover it with a tarp; use strong tie-downs so it doesn't blow off. Sagging puts more hay in contact with the earth and that causes spoilage.

As the plant grows, the trunks of the young ficus trees will graft together, forming one larger, braided trunk.Braid three young ficus plants together to create an interesting effect.Plant three young ficus plants in a sturdy pot.

I built leaf boats and with a ladybug at the helm, I sailed them down the creek to unknown destinations. Most of the time in the early morning or after a rain, those cups were filled with water.

Dried catnip to 1 cup oil.Leave the sealed jar in a sunny window for several weeks.Strain the catnip from the infused oil, and discard the dried catnip.Store the strained catnip essential oil in a clean jar.

It can grow to 15-25 feet (4.5-7.5 m.) in length.It doesn't grow especially dense, instead spreading out with a delicate, open structure. The plant is not at all frost hardy, but in hot zones it will grow vigorously.

Scissors are invaluable when you need to get into the impenetrable packaging of the new pair of hand pruners or of the bonus package of gardening gloves. Pruning shears. Scissors save the day when attempting to open a box of drip line emitters.Probably...

The seeds should sprout within a few weeks but keep in mind that blooming may not occur for 10-15 years, if ever.The best way to propagate wisteria is through cuttings taken in summer or by layering branches.

A number of evergreen vines grow relatively quickly, but, as with any fast-growing vine, it is important to avoid those that are hardy to the point of invasiveness in your area.Purple flowers blooming on a thick wall of clematis vines.A close-up of white...

The natural materials used to make this tepee blend in perfectly with the garden. Tags beans , how to , trellis Repeat the process with the remaining two stakes and two other legs of the tepee.

It's OK for the twine to get coated, as well, just be sure to keep the ends clean so you have something to hold and hang them by. The key to controlling their populations is to minimize these conditions by cleaning out animal bedding at least once a week...

Some people use panty hose to tie up cabbage heads to deter cabbage moths from laying their eggs, which in turn become pesky cabbage worms. Tie the cabbage head when it is almost mature and has a firm feel to it with large, loose outer foliage.Hold the...

Leave that pole in place as you position the plant in the soil near the base of the pole. You can select a clematis cultivar with tiny flowers only ¼ inch across or opt for one offering huge, 10-inch diameter blossoms.

Why not try one of these awesome upcycled garden trellis ideas instead? Inner-Spring Trellis Jessica Walliser Anyone who has an old inner spring mattress sitting around might consider turning the spring frame into a bean trellis.