Ready to Make LARGE Hypertufa Troughs!
One of these past springs, I started the first of eight or more large Hypertufa Troughs. They were all roughly similar in size . One of these is a special hypertufa trough that…
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Garden Tips from My Garden Shed Diary
How about a few garden hints and tips this weekend? These are things I have learned over the years. Some of these came from my Mother or my Aunts, and some from fellow…
Trimming Ornamental Grasses = A Bungee Cord = Happiness!
Cutting and Trimming Your Ornamental Grasses Yes, I know. It always is a chore to do this in the spring. I am one of those gardeners who leaves the ornamental grasses up all…
Make An Awesome Hypertufa Pumpkin For Fall !
How to make hypertufa pumpkins? Well, let me tell you! I have made several hypertufa pumpkins this week ( My post was originally written in August 2016 and those pumpkins are still in…
How To Grow Moss On Your Hypertufa Pots!
Do you want your hypertufa to look ancient? Really fast? I think moss growing on the sides and rims of my outdoor hypertufa planters define what makes them look so treasured and ancient….
Cute Little Bike! Let’s Tufa It!
I am always looking for a new mold. So when I found a cute little bike frame with baskets at a barn sale, I knew it will make a perfect hypertufa container for…
Tufa Times Magazine Hints – Drainage Holes
Hypertufa Planters are known for their great drainage! But if you make a hypertufa planter, even though the garden planter is very porous, you still need to have drainage holes in the bottom…
Check Out That Shape!
Recently, I ran across this plastic planter at a garage sale. This was an especially nice shape to use as a hypertufa mold made of a hard resin-type material and would have made…
Hypertufa Troughs Get Weedy? We’ll Fix That!
Weeds are unwelcome! I always hate to go out into the garden and see that the weeds are plotting another takeover. I can work for hours pulling all the weeds and unwanted sprouts…
My Gardening Tips
It’s a great looking Monday and predicted to be rainy, but here are a few helpful hints to use in your garden. Check them out and let me know if they help you. …
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