RE: using junk in the garden

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• Subject: RE: [CHAT] using junk in the garden
• From: "Donna " j*@prairieinet.net
• Date: Tue, 2 Sep 2003 05:36:22 -0500
• In-reply-to: 200309012158.AA1716912682@mail2.gbronline.com

Yep, but they wouldn't survive here in zone 5!... other than hens and
chickens.... But it is a thought...

Donna

> 
> Are the hub caps deep enough to drill holes in and plant succulents??
> 
> ---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
> From: "Donna " 
> 
> >Using junk in the garden:
> >
> >As I attempt to continue to clean out the garage.... Found tons of
old
> >hub caps from the 50's?... So! Anyone have any ideas of what to do
with
> >them in the garden? I keep looking at them (since they are the
fancier
> >type and actually in good shape) thinking I should not put them in
the
> >garage sale cause no one is going to buy them- maybe on e-bay, but
not
> >from my front lawn....
> >
> >Also found a couple cases of bowling pins.....
> >
> >Thoughts anyone?
> >
> >Donna
> >Break is over, back to sorting and cleaning.... I keep asking DH
where
> >did this stuff come from! Can anyone say pack rat!... found 7 snow
> >blowers plus the garden tractor has a blade, I drive a snow plow
truck
> >and DH doesn't want to add anything to the sale.... urgh!:)

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