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  • How to Cut Clay Pots in Half

    Some gardening and landscaping projects require clay pots that are cut in half. Clay pots are made of terracotta, a brittle material that cracks easily, so special technique is required. Cut clay...

  • How to Preserve Terracotta Flower Pots

    From ancient times to modern gardens terracotta (literally earth baked) pots have been a favorite decorative planter among gardeners. Heavier than plastic pots, terracotta is less likely to be...

  • How to Remove Calcium Build Up on Plastic Flower Pots

    Plastic flower pots are an affordable and light weight alternative to ceramic pots. Like most garden supplies, plastic flower pots can easily become dirty and discolored by calcium deposits....

  • How to Clean Terracotta Pots

    Terracotta pots have a classic look in the garden. The porous nature of the clay absorbs water and minerals. Mineral buildup around the pot causes white spots. In addition, bacteria and fungi can...

  • How to Remove Salt Stains From Clay Pots

    Clay pots are useful gardening containers because, unlike many other materials, they're porous. This allows the roots to breathe and for the pot to participate in delivering moisture to the roots....

  • How to Choose a Plant Pot for a Balcony

    A potted plant always adds a warm and homey touch to any part of your home, inside or outside. The right planter can make a novel decorative feature for a balcony. Plant pots come in a wide range...

  • How to Sterilize Plant Pots

    Old plant pots can be filled with bacteria, parasites and other harmful microbes that can destroy your growing plant. Even if you buy a new plant pot, if it has been stored in an infested area,...

  • How to Clean Flower Pots with Bleach

    Flower pots are usually in need of a good cleaning after a year or two of regular use. Pots that are kept outdoors can be especially difficult to clean and can develop a buildup of salt from...

  • How to Sanitize Planting Pots

    Gardening in containers is quite popular in America. Whether you intend to have the plant remain in the pot for life or if the pot is merely a stopover from seed to sapling in the garden, it is...

  • How to Choose Container Plant Size

    Choosing the right size container is essential to keeping your plant healthy. You need to consider what you are going to put in your pot. Whether you plan to transplant a houseplant, use it for...

  • Making Peat Moss Pots

    Peat moss is a good material to use to make biodegradable seedling pots because it resists water. As it degrades and mixes with the soil, it will add a bit of fertilizing element. You can purchase...

  • The Types of Clay Pots

    Clay pots are made from an endless variety of clays and their uses depend on the type of clay used. The most common way of classifying clay pots is according to the temperature they were fired in....

  • How to Care for Terracotta Pots

    Growing plants in terracotta pots made from terra cotta clay adds a beautiful touch to your outdoor container garden areas. Growing various plants in individual terracotta pots allows for...

  • How to Recycle Used Plant Pots

    Recycling used plant pots and flower trays that once contained plantings from the nursery brings your creativity into play. In some neighborhoods, recycling programs don't allow gardeners to mix...

  • How to Make Homemade Planting Pots (with photos)

    Spring planting is finished in the garden, but to have a rotating garden more seeds need to be started. Here is an eco-planting pot we use to put right in the ground and it is free. All you need...

  • How to Clean Garden Pots

    Reusing garden pots is a green way to save money, but it is also a great way to spread plant diseases that can cause new garden plants to die mysteriously. By cleaning your pots from season to...

  • How to Clean Greenhouse Tray Equipment

    Not only is it beneficial to clean your greenhouse trays to keep things tidy when working in the greenhouse, but it reduces the number of pests and limits the spread of disease and fungus. The...

  • How to Make Paper Plant Pots

    Paper plant pots can be made at home from newspaper, allowing you to save money and recycle. The pots never have to be removed and will biodegrade in the ground. These pots are very easy to make...

  • How to Transform Plastic Plant Pots in 15 Minutes

    Need to find a use for those old plastic nursery plant pots you have kicking around? Hate to just add them to the local landfill ? Why not transform plain plastic garden pots to match your home...

  • How to Decorate a Garden Party With Toolshed Supplies

    Next time you host a backyard barbecue or garden party, turn to your toolshed rather than the party store for decorations. Many garden supplies, including terracotta pots, wheelbarrows and burlap...

  • How to Calculate Potting Mix Needs

    Buying or making fresh potting mix is the best choice for your plants. If you will be planting into several different sizes and shapes of pots you will need to know what the volume of each pot...

  • How to Make Recycled Paper Pots

    Pots made of peat allow you to just drop seedlings into your garden and let them grow right through the pot. But why buy peat pots when you can recycle some newspaper by creating biodegradable...

  • How To Remove Mildew From Flower Pots

    Mildew is a fungus that grows on surface that are exposed to a high amount of moisture. This includes flower pots, which tend to remain wet from watering, especially if they are not exposed to...

  • How to Paint Plastic Plant Pots

    Plant pots usually come in pale greens and earthen browns and can be aesthetically unappealing. Grime and mold can also take hold on a plastic plant pot and make it even less attractive. Luckily,...

  • How to Recycle Plant Containers

    If you garden, then you likely have acquired an assortment of plastic plant containers from your local nursery or garden center. And if you have, you likely have also questioned what to do with...

  • Building Self-Watering Garden Pots

    Though there are many store-sold kinds of self watering pots, they all tend to have flaws. Most of them are made of plastic, which won't stand up to severe changes in weather. They become brittle...

  • How to Decorate Plant Pots with Smoke

    You can easily decorate plant pots with smoke to give them a designer appearance. For indoor, or outdoor, use; terracotta pots can be transformed from the mundane to dramatic in any landscape....

  • Ideas for Painting Flower Pots

    Get creative when preparing to plant or re-pot plants or flowers into flower pots. When you take some time to decorate the flower pots, the plants inside look even lovelier. Get some new ideas for...

  • How to Store Terracotta Pots for Winter

    Unglazed terracotta pots are great, inexpensive containers for planting annual flowers and vegetables, but they tend to crack, break and crumble if left outdoors for the winter. Why? Terracotta is...

  • How to Use a garden Hori-Hori (Japanese Weeding Knife)

    The Hori-Hori is one of the best gardening hand tools you can have in your collection. Small, versatile, and inexpensive! Let me take you on a tour of the it's highlights.

  • How to Find Inexpensive Pots for Plants

    It always happens. You've found a beautiful new plant and go to buy a pot that will show it off only to get hit with sticker shock! Leave the high prices behind and take a look at these cheaper...

  • How to use Jiffy Pots

    Jiffy pots are the small wafer disks found in garden centers and used for starting seeds. They are easy to use, easy to store and relatively inexpensive. With jiffy pots no additional potting...

  • How to Use Peat Pots

    Ask any garden enthusiast and they will tell you that peat pots are perfect for starting seed for your garden. The seed starts can be vegetables or flowers but plants like to begin their life...

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