If they can hold water, I figured they could hold dirt and some herbs. Here, you can see a baby Staghorn Fern I'm nursing to health. You can also see some coleus and mint cuttings I planted.
7/17/08
Extreme Eco-Friendly Gardening
In S. Florida, the queen palm flowers and sets fruit in summer. Long pods grow from the top center of the tree, then open up to reveal the flowers. They are common yard waste and often collect water if left in the yard.
If they can hold water, I figured they could hold dirt and some herbs. Here, you can see a baby Staghorn Fern I'm nursing to health. You can also see some coleus and mint cuttings I planted.
If they can hold water, I figured they could hold dirt and some herbs. Here, you can see a baby Staghorn Fern I'm nursing to health. You can also see some coleus and mint cuttings I planted.
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What a great idea!
ReplyDeletecute cute.
ReplyDeleteThere is no other word other than "cute."
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this idea!! I don't have a Queen Palm but I'll be looking out for pods. lol
ReplyDeletelove your work!
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