Author Germaine Greer once said, “A garden is the best alternative therapy.” The National Gardening Association claims that an average 600 square-foot garden will yield 300 pounds of veggies. I guess that’s why they call it produce!
We organic gardeners are passionate about our little patches of earth, and many of us haul around some basic tools for gardening. Shovels, pruning sheers, trowels, spades, gloves, twine, plant labels and markers are just some of the implements that tag along with us into the garden. Keep gardening tools organized and carry those precious veges with this handy, easy-to-make, repurposed gardener’s bucket.
DIY Gardener’s Bucket
What you need:
- Heavy duty cotton canvas tool apron with divided pockets
- Cloth to line the bucket
- Clean bucket
What to do:
- Tie belt around a bucket.
- Line the bucket with cloth (I used 2 old cloth placemats).
- Fill with tools.
- Head out to the garden.
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Ronnie // Jul 14, 2010 at 10:02 am
Kapochka, yes you may. Please give attribution to http://www.econesting.com/ for the post. Thanks!
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Ronnie // Jul 31, 2010 at 12:23 pm
2NiteBoy, thanks for reading my articles. If you repost the article, please insert a link to http://econesting.com.
danielle // Apr 14, 2011 at 7:13 pm
i asked someone else about composting and they never got back to me but there was a list of things that you could compost i was whoundering if you could comost the wraps that you get from arbys and can you also comost the things that you get the shawich in not the plastic ones
Ronnie // Apr 14, 2011 at 7:28 pm
Danielle, here is a list of what to compost: http://www.composting101.com/what-to-use.html