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Compost Leaves and Plants as Gifts

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Date: 10/31/2001 Topics: Gardening > Helpful Hints | Old Categories > Gardening  
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Compost Those Leaves

Raked-up leaves make great compost and are good to dig into your garden now to enrich the soil for next year's crops.

Ness
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Grow Plants for Gifts

What do you do with all of those plant pots that you have stored? I have a windowsill in my basement bathroom that is great for growing plants. I take pieces of my household and outdoor plants and begin enough new ones to fill that bathroom sill. These are my give away plants. As they get bigger I plan who I will give them to. Last week alone I saved money by being able to give 2 away as thank you gifts. Wrap them up in some cellophane with ribbons and they look store bought. For the small price of some soil, I have free gifts.

Kathy
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