
The boy in blue shirt is my grandson.

Picture was taken at the tractor show. In Eldon , Mo. The train engine is a lawn tractor. Made to look like a train.
This year I used empty Icing buckets that were headed for the trash at my local grocery store. I cut a 2 inch hole in top and bottom and placed 4 coffee filter in the bottom. They were cut to go around the stem. I held the plant while placing dirt in bucket. So that 3-4 inches were covered by soil. I used potting soil mixed with peat moss & grass clippings. We bought 3 4x4's to make the frame to hold them. There is room to add 2 more buckets. And if we add to the out side it will hold more.

In this picture I have a empty soda bottle hanging from the tree. I cut a hole in it and added a peace of PVC pip for the birds to stand on and eat seed from the bottle

This site will show you how to use empty soda bottles to propagate plants.
I am going to try it to see if i can keep my seed starts alive for next year.
3 comments:
Hi Ernie,
What a great idea for recycling the plastic drum. I have a few of them lying around i might give it a go and make one up for my granddaughter. Thanks:)
How green! (quite the popular term now days:), love your trees, the train looks fun, as does the hay ride, and did the animals to pet (and drool over), and upside down tomatoes!
I can not believe I missed this video!!! Thank you so much for linking me up:)
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