Re: Impatiens capensis
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- Subject: Re: Impatiens capensis
- From: J* B* D* <b*@netvision.net.il>
- Date: Sun, 15 Nov 1998 07:35:51 -0600
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Judy Sullivan wrote:
Panty hose is one of my new favorite tools. Yes, it's air and water
> permeable. It also makes cheap and easy staking material for trees and
> works beautifully for covering unripe seed on a plant for future
> collection (May I strongly recommend using white hose for faster
> identification after seeds are ripe. Scrambling about in freshly fallen
> leaf litter searching for small plants sporting fashionable tan hose is
> an exercise in futility!). For covering seeds, the toe end is the filet
> mignon of the hose. Therefore, I cut the rest of the hose into sections
> of whatever length I need, roll one end slightly and sew a few stitches
> into it. I can then slip this "stocking" over the seeds and tie thread
> around the bottom to secure it.
Thanks for your great ideas. My wife saves pantyhose for the garden since I
read a suggestion on this list to use them to support plants grown on
trellises.I know I'd never think of these uses. As the French say.....vive
la difference!
Joshua