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Make Your Own Compost Bin

March 29, 2015 by Larissa Coleman

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If you love to garden, and love to do anything to maximize your efforts while doing so, then building and using a compost bin is by far, one of the best things you can do.  Not only are you reducing the waste sent to the landfill, but by reusing that compost in your own garden, you are adding nutrients back into your gardening and making the soil so packed-full of added benefits that you could not get any where else.

If making a compost bin is something you are interested in, then check out this post from Practically Functional.  You can have your own bin and be adding to your garden’s health in no-time at all.

Read the post here: How To Build A Compost Bin!

Homesteading is very popular this year, but what exactly is Homesteading?  Homesteading is a lifestyle centered around self-sufficiency, sustainability, and a close connection to the land. Traditionally, it referred to the process of settling and developing land, often through government programs that provided land grants to settlers. Today, homesteading encompasses a wide range of practices aimed at reducing reliance on external resources and living more independently.  So why is a compost bin important for homesteading? the nutrients created in compost bin is perfect for string garden growth. 

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Transform Your Space with This DIY Tripod Plant Pot

Looking for a unique and stylish way to display your favorite plants? This DIY Tripod Plant Pot is the perfect project to add a modern, minimalist touch to your home decor! Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or just looking for a fun weekend project, this tutorial will guide you through creating a beautiful plant stand that’s both functional and eye-catching.

Made with simple materials, the tripod design not only elevates your plant but also adds an element of elegance and sophistication to any room. Plus, you can customize it to fit your style and the size of your pots! It’s a great way to show off your greenery while adding a fresh vibe to your living space.

Ready to make your own chic plant stand? href=”https://www.thecraftygentleman.net/2019/06/05/diy-tripod-plant-pot/” target=”_new” rel=”noopener” data-start=”807″ data-end=”911″>Check out the full tutorial here! 

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