Utilizing the available resources was an essential thing to consider in gardening. Not knowing what to do with old broken clay pots stacked in the corner of my small garden, I opted to ditch them so I could make use of the space I primarily needed for in a garden.
Like a jigsaw puzzle, putting altogether the bits and pieces of these earthenware in the container pots was quite fun.
Topiary before |
....and after. |
Majesty Palm with crazy cut from clay pots |
An unknown author once said, "The greatest wastes are the unused talents and untried ideas." In that case, I may not have the talent but I have a few humble ideas...
4 comments:
Hi Hardinars,
This post of yours is brilliant! I never thought that broken clay pot pieces are clever moisture-retaining media. I used to just scatter them on pathways to avoid rainwater from flooding the pathways. Thanks for your info.
@ Roberto: Your welcome. Might as well follow your idea of scattering broken pieces of clay pot on pathways on rainy days! What a clever idea, thanks!
Oh for sure! Some use gravel, but if you don't have it, then what a better way to recycle broken clay pots!
Sometimes, I break them into tiny pieces and mix them with soil...
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