Seashell planters
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by Jiffymouse on July 08, 2006 03:05 PM
good for you!
by afgreyparrot on July 08, 2006 03:46 PM
Dang...we don't have sea shells in Kentucky!
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by Triss on July 08, 2006 03:49 PM
That is an awesome idea. I do not think I can get those kinds of shells here either, but they sure make a neat looking planter!
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by Tonya on July 08, 2006 03:56 PM
If I can find more...I'll take a "wish list" and send them out! Let's hope I can find more.....
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by SpringFever on July 10, 2006 02:31 AM
I really like that Tonya... what a big!! Shell
What did you plant in it?
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What did you plant in it?
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by Tonya on July 11, 2006 01:13 AM
I planted the portulaca(moss rose) that I found in my back yard and a tiny piece of the regular kind I have in a planter.
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by SpringFever on July 11, 2006 04:30 AM
Ohhh Cool That will be pretty!!
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by chenno on July 15, 2006 05:22 AM
Very Creative, Tonya!!
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by preciousgreenfingers on July 16, 2006 09:45 PM
I have a couple of shells like these and would like to plant something that does well indoors(in good light).I have planted english ivy in one of them but it does'nt seem to be doing too well. Any ideas?
by Tonya on July 19, 2006 10:44 AM
What about Pothos...aka Devil's ivy. It is worth a try. Just make sure to get the soil into the shell as far as possible.
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by preciousgreenfingers on July 19, 2006 11:48 AM
Thanks. Will do
by dodge on September 05, 2006 08:33 AM
Another idea for the large seashells..
I poured melted wax into mine and put a wick and made a pretty candle ...
Put some glitter on the wax and it really shines when it it lit............
Nice for christmas.......
dodge
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I poured melted wax into mine and put a wick and made a pretty candle ...
Put some glitter on the wax and it really shines when it it lit............
Nice for christmas.......
dodge
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by Tonya on September 05, 2006 09:34 PM
by dodge on September 05, 2006 10:32 PM
TONYA
THANKS ......MY DEAD SISTER HAD GIVEN ME SOME OF THOSE AND THAT IS WHAT I DID.
????????/NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARNNNNNN...
DODGE
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THANKS ......MY DEAD SISTER HAD GIVEN ME SOME OF THOSE AND THAT IS WHAT I DID.
????????/NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARNNNNNN...
DODGE
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by dodge on September 05, 2006 10:33 PM
TONYA
OOPSSSSSSSSSSSSS
That was before she died!!!!!!!!!!
Daaaaaaaaaaaaa..
dodge
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OOPSSSSSSSSSSSSS
That was before she died!!!!!!!!!!
Daaaaaaaaaaaaa..
dodge
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by myndful on September 15, 2006 07:04 PM
One word of caution on shell planters...watering can be tricky!
I found a bunch of shells on Metompkin Island last year, planted them with a bunch of my baby plants. Talk about trial and error!
I've found that having a watering schedule is better than checking the soil, frequent small waterings because you can never tell if the roots are wet since there is no drainage...
Warning given, my plants are doing great now but it was touch and go for a while because we went thru some too-wet-too-dry cycles.
Oh, I've also found that if you spoon the soil in and shake the shell, it gets further in...once the interior of the shell is soiled, add the plant before you finish filling it!
These shells look great on the fireplace, btw. And if you're tricky, they can even fit well on skinny windowsills.
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I found a bunch of shells on Metompkin Island last year, planted them with a bunch of my baby plants. Talk about trial and error!
I've found that having a watering schedule is better than checking the soil, frequent small waterings because you can never tell if the roots are wet since there is no drainage...
Warning given, my plants are doing great now but it was touch and go for a while because we went thru some too-wet-too-dry cycles.
Oh, I've also found that if you spoon the soil in and shake the shell, it gets further in...once the interior of the shell is soiled, add the plant before you finish filling it!
These shells look great on the fireplace, btw. And if you're tricky, they can even fit well on skinny windowsills.
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by dodge on September 15, 2006 08:56 PM
myndful
Sounds like good advice....They dont sit level but are such beautys......SOmeone ought to figure out a holder for them..
I made wax candle of mine.
Put glitter on top for christmas.
dodge
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''''Those who live in the Lord Never See Each Other For The Last Time!''''
Sounds like good advice....They dont sit level but are such beautys......SOmeone ought to figure out a holder for them..
I made wax candle of mine.
Put glitter on top for christmas.
dodge
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