Rachel Naomi Reman:

  • "It's not about healing the world by making a huge difference. It's about healing the world that touches you, that's around you."
IMG_1581

bee creative

  • Grown in the Pacific Northwest
  • Copyright 2007-2024 Deborah Gorr (unless otherwise noted)
IMG_1611

Kind of like a postcard

  • Instagram
    Sometimes different things than I post here. An easy place for videos....
IMG_1616

Categories

cat-a-log

Widget
widget
IMG_0105
Timber
Gibson in a box
Gibson

where I play with food and tinker with recipes

  • bee creative cooking
    A collection of recipes and thoughts about foods. I am currently not posting new content.

Archives

More...

Search

Blog powered by Typepad

« lost in the garden | Main | stitching...community and perspective »

May 13, 2014

recycling day: a few things for the garden

Wine bottles in the garden

#1  I read about using wine bottles to make raised beds in a local publication.  I don't have enough bottles yet so for now I'm using them as dividers.  Cucumbers were planted in this space.

Where the squash might grow

#2 One of the few things I buy in plastic is distilled vinegar for cleaning.  Usually I cut the top off to use as a mini-hot cap for plants.  They also work great as a scoop if the top is left on.  The bottoms I use for dyeing small batches of fabric. 

#3  Cardboard and burlap coffee bags for mulch. 

I hope my squash plants survive the slugs...

Field notes: Today's high, 76 degrees F., visibility 10 miles, winds calm.  Time the chickens rise: 5:31 Time the chickens go to bed:  8:42 PM 

Posted at 07:25 PM in field notes |

|

Comments