From The Tool Shed

Nails and Screws
(galvanized steel):
Push into the soil of house plants to
rust and help with
anemia; use one of either per 1" size of pot.

10 Penny finishing
nails:
Use two on either side of a pepper plant
stem leaving
½” above ground. Controls cutworms & provides nutrients to
peppers.
Pick up & reuse next year when harvest is done.

Copper Wire:
Remove insulation from wire and string
over row crops
(beets, carrots, radishes, etc.) to supercharge the atmosphere.

Latex Paint:
Mix with mouthwash and liquid sevin to
seal wounds after
pruning.

Steel, Copper, and
Iron Pipe:
Use as plant stakes instead of wood to
supercharge your
vegetable garden.

Old Garden Hose:
Use to cushion wire/rope when
staking/tying up trees,
as a guard on your sharp tools, and as a soaker hose.

Sisal rope:
Can be found in most hardware areas of a
store. Once area
is snake free, lay ¾” thich rope around perimmeter of garden
area
to repel snakes. They will not crawl over it because it is too rough
and
will harm them.

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