Sentences with phrase «potted plants too»

I use them as mulch for potted plants too!

I just spent the morning potting plants too, though mine doesn't look nearly as good.

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Without honesty and equal transparency, spiritual growth is like a root - bound plant in a pot far too small.

This time, various nurseries were present, too, offering an interesting selection of potted chile pepper plants.

A warming, plant - based, protein - packed, one pot dinner that can serve (and satisfy) a crowd almost sounds too good to be...

Once I also saw a potted Thai pepper plant for sale in the market — and another on someone's balcony — but these were rare, grown mainly for their ornamental value, since the peppers» taste is far too hot for the typical Russian's palate.

However, if you overdo it your room may end up looking too child - like, so we suggest just simple touches such as plant pots, pillows, and photo frames.

For too many of us, however, lawns, salads and pots on a sunny windowsill make plants so familiar we've become blind to how exotic they are.

And if the technology works up here, there's no reason why any marshy field, weed - strewn ditch or plain old pot plant couldn't do it too.

The pot holder stand was freshened up too with some plants that will live all winter.

i have a large garage wall that faces my sunroom, so i try to jazz that up with plants and pots as much as i can, too.

I love the flowers in my garden, but I also like to put plants of potted flowers on my front porch and backyard patio, too.

That's what I had planned to do originally, but my herb plants were too large for the pots.

The occasional potted plant, too, made a small side gallery look too large for its own good.

Your plants and any new plants from seeds will enjoy the additional nutrients and minerals that your compost enriched potting mixture contains, and outdoor container plants will love it too.

Bringing potted plants into your house can help clear stale winter air (literally), while offering a gentle reminder that spring isn't too far away.

Potted plants or hanging baskets will create a warm welcome, too.

The larger one has a plant that is setting on top of an inverted plastic flower pot to give it some height (with a saucer too.)

Plants need healthy food too, so replace your old soil with a high - quality potting mix.

The soil isn't as rich in nutrients as potting mix so I'll have to add some plant food too.

Use them as plant pot holders, bread bags or for stowing unsightly odds and ends, too.

This smart space incorporates ironing too and also provides a handy spot for potting up and watering garden plants and preparing cut flowers.

Do not plant too deep — place within 5 cm of the pot rim — and top with 5 cm of gravel to deter slugs and improve drainage.