[header] How to make plant markers from broken pots [title] Identify an area in your garden where pot plant markers will be effective. [step] This will help you to gain an idea of how many markers to make. Typically you'll need a bit of space so you can surround the planted greenery with the pot, however you could trim a potted plant in a smaller garden using a smaller size.
[header] How to make plant markers from broken pots [title] Identify an area in your garden where pot plant markers will be effective. [step] This will help you to gain an idea of how many markers to make. Typically you'll need a bit of space so you can surround the planted greenery with the pot, however you could trim a potted plant in a smaller garden using a smaller size.
[title] Measure the area around the specific plant. [step] A tape measure is handy but even eyeballing the area to determine the pot size will work well too. Look around your garden, and see if there are more plants nearby or in sheds or spaces with bush control. [substeps] Place stones, corrugated metal logs, or another wooden structure in the middle of your garden. A gardener's garden is also a suitable site for small plants, including basil. [substeps] Find a place with a light source. [substeps] Thinking of planting near a pond will help to save time and energy. If your area doesn't have a pond, a lake will also work.