This is one of those large round wooden pots they have on the sidewalks in the North End of Boston. Someone ran into the one in front of my apt and some of the wooden planks came loose and some appear to be broken. It has 2 metal braces that hold the planks in place and they appear to be OK. I do not really want to spend money on this so I'm hoping someone can provide a Macgyversim or something. It might be just as simple as just putting the planks back in the metal braces but I'm not sure.
How do I fix a broken wooden flower pot?
if all the pieces are there you could put it back together and use an exterior wood glue
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Saturday, November 19, 2011
Can you buy items from wal-mart that they had 3 years ago like flower pots?
probably not. if you can not find it then they have stopped carrying it. they buy big stocks from low bidders. some may dissapear from the horizon after...
Can you buy items from wal-mart that they had 3 years ago like flower pots?
the best thing to do is go up there and check, that way you would know for sure
Reply:Try ebay.
Reply:Best thing to do is STAY AWAY from Waly world and shop at Target or another store simliar.
Rent the documentary on Wally World..it will make u sick
Can you buy items from wal-mart that they had 3 years ago like flower pots?
the best thing to do is go up there and check, that way you would know for sure
Reply:Try ebay.
Reply:Best thing to do is STAY AWAY from Waly world and shop at Target or another store simliar.
Rent the documentary on Wally World..it will make u sick
I put some flower seeds in pots and theres no sign of growth?
I got them free with a magazine (Flowers i think) and lightly watered them every 3 days. That was 16 days ago
I put some flower seeds in pots and theres no sign of growth?
Wow. You've got a range of answers.
Some seeds would have germinated by now, if the seeds were fresh (always in question when they're freebies) and some wouldn't. Some seeds need to be scratched (Scarified) or soaked before planting. I'm guessing you followed package instructions, so scarification probably wasn't required for your seeds.
For most annual flowers, you would place the seeds on top of some good quality potting medium, press lightly over them, so they make good soil contact, and then sprinkle a little more soil over the top. If the seeds were bigger, like nasturtiums, one would press them deeper into the soil, but not much. Gently, thoroughly water the soil and put pots in a warm place. The seeds do not need sun to germinate, but rather warm, moist conditions. If you can't keep up with watering, as another answerer said, put the pots in plastic bags, or use plastic wrap to tightly cover them. This will conserve the moisture and save you some time with watering. (All this said, most seeds do not do well in soggy soil, so don't overdo it!)
When the seeds germinate, then is the time natural sunlight, or properly timed broad spectrum lamplight is essential.
It may be too late for this batch of freebies, but don't let that stop you trying again!
Reply:Water them thoroughly and put a bag over the top.Seeds are not staying wet enough to germinate...
Reply:Perhaps you put them too far down.
Reply:you need to put compost or dirt in the pot first!
Reply:If your not water the seeds everyday then they may not grow, they're likely to take around a week or so to grow depending on what the seeds are suppose to grow into.
Reply:Make sure you have good soil in the pots. Sunlight is critical as well. Some seeds need fertilizer.
Reply:the birds have ate them,...
Reply:the seeds might be old or emtpy,,,,,over time they dry out inside and there's nothing to grow from.....
Reply:They are duds, or you are!
Reply:chia pet?
Reply:try water
Reply:Do you still have the seed packet? If so, did you read the instructions on the back when planting your seeds? Some flowers/plant are persnickety little things and will need varied conditions to grow. For example, poppies can be notoriously difficult to get to germinate because they need to do so in the cold (rather than in sun and warmth like other plants).
My suggestion would be to find the packet if you can and see if you did what it said to do. Also, check the number of days until germination on the packet. It may just be that they haven't germinated yet and you'll have to wait a while.
Reply:Did you plant them the right way up?
they might of grown down under.
Reply:It's best to do some research on what type of plants seeds you are planting. Some seeds need more sun than others to germinate. Some seeds need to be covered by a little bit of soil and some don't. Some will germinate in a week or less and some will take much longer. Some need to be winterized or scarified and take a lot more work. Also, it's important to water thouroughly the first couple of days so the seed coat does not dry out.
Reply:Make sure there is growth media like soil in the pots,
Reply:it all depends what kind of seeds they were and it maybe ones that only come next year.check your packet for details!good luck.
I put some flower seeds in pots and theres no sign of growth?
Wow. You've got a range of answers.
Some seeds would have germinated by now, if the seeds were fresh (always in question when they're freebies) and some wouldn't. Some seeds need to be scratched (Scarified) or soaked before planting. I'm guessing you followed package instructions, so scarification probably wasn't required for your seeds.
For most annual flowers, you would place the seeds on top of some good quality potting medium, press lightly over them, so they make good soil contact, and then sprinkle a little more soil over the top. If the seeds were bigger, like nasturtiums, one would press them deeper into the soil, but not much. Gently, thoroughly water the soil and put pots in a warm place. The seeds do not need sun to germinate, but rather warm, moist conditions. If you can't keep up with watering, as another answerer said, put the pots in plastic bags, or use plastic wrap to tightly cover them. This will conserve the moisture and save you some time with watering. (All this said, most seeds do not do well in soggy soil, so don't overdo it!)
When the seeds germinate, then is the time natural sunlight, or properly timed broad spectrum lamplight is essential.
It may be too late for this batch of freebies, but don't let that stop you trying again!
Reply:Water them thoroughly and put a bag over the top.Seeds are not staying wet enough to germinate...
Reply:Perhaps you put them too far down.
Reply:you need to put compost or dirt in the pot first!
Reply:If your not water the seeds everyday then they may not grow, they're likely to take around a week or so to grow depending on what the seeds are suppose to grow into.
Reply:Make sure you have good soil in the pots. Sunlight is critical as well. Some seeds need fertilizer.
Reply:the birds have ate them,...
Reply:the seeds might be old or emtpy,,,,,over time they dry out inside and there's nothing to grow from.....
Reply:They are duds, or you are!
Reply:chia pet?
Reply:try water
Reply:Do you still have the seed packet? If so, did you read the instructions on the back when planting your seeds? Some flowers/plant are persnickety little things and will need varied conditions to grow. For example, poppies can be notoriously difficult to get to germinate because they need to do so in the cold (rather than in sun and warmth like other plants).
My suggestion would be to find the packet if you can and see if you did what it said to do. Also, check the number of days until germination on the packet. It may just be that they haven't germinated yet and you'll have to wait a while.
Reply:Did you plant them the right way up?
they might of grown down under.
Reply:It's best to do some research on what type of plants seeds you are planting. Some seeds need more sun than others to germinate. Some seeds need to be covered by a little bit of soil and some don't. Some will germinate in a week or less and some will take much longer. Some need to be winterized or scarified and take a lot more work. Also, it's important to water thouroughly the first couple of days so the seed coat does not dry out.
Reply:Make sure there is growth media like soil in the pots,
Reply:it all depends what kind of seeds they were and it maybe ones that only come next year.check your packet for details!good luck.
Why do Americans throw beer into flower pots?
As an Englishman and owner of many major US based companies I feel I must ask this.
I own many Americans and although they are hard working, they do act very odd on occasions.Recently I took a few of my Americans to a pub for a drinking session and as I was downing my 12th pint of Stella I noticed my Americans were tipping their pints in to various flower pots in the pub to avoid drinking and this continued until I had sunk my 24th pint.At this point I was furious and orderded my Americans back to their huts.I have taken the money for the beer and punished them, but most Americans do this, am I wrong?
Why do Americans throw beer into flower pots?
Be very quiet, Mr. Vicious. The men in white coats are looking everywhere for you.
Reply:Almost certainly to cover up the smell of your vomit that you mentioned yesterday in your question.
Reply:Hi Sid , Its because as a nation they like to waste . Of course it could also be they decided to cut out the middle man and instead of vomiting in the plant pots they would just throw the beer straight in!!!!!Thus saving them the embarrassment.
Reply:Well if you were brought up on the cr@p they call beer you'd throw it into a flower pot.
Reply:silly, we use it for fertilizer! I'll bet they p!ssed on the grass too? again, fertilizer
Reply:ah sidders, well it was Stella, and not the coloured water fermented from rice that they are used to
next time, sit them down with a bottle of Jim Beam a-piece, sort out the bikers from the pikers
chin chin
Reply:relax sid, you aint never gonna understand them STOP TRYING
Reply:Flower pots?? That's a waste of good beer! Talk about alcohol abuse. Did no one give a reason why they weren't drinking it? Flower pots, humph! Some people......
Reply:I agree with Yellowfish's answer yesterday Sid. You should take the pair of us out instead. We could help you show them the proper way to drink.
We could then all stagger back to your hut and you could 'punish' us.....
xx
Reply:You're not wrong at all Sid. In fact you're quite right. That kind of behaviour should not be tolerated.
Reply:most Americans do this, am I wrong?
I feel obliged to tell you that I never poured beer or anything other than water in the pots. Of course most of the time I have had too much to drink anyway, so if I have poured beer into any pots, I certainly can't remember. Most Americans? I say no, not most, but some, yes. If I get to the UK, I will be more than willing to have some pints with you. I can guarantee at least 8, 12 may be a bit much for me.
Reply:Sid, where have you been, buying up huge amounts of America I presume....they use flower pots, so the beer can run out of the hole at the bottom.....its disgusting....I bet they don't drive home afterwards either....
Reply:This is obviously because the concept of vomitting into the flower pot was entirely lost on them, as so many higher concepts are. Like irony.
They were only trying to please you in their own "American" way. Don't beat them too hard.
Reply:it feed, s the plants
Reply:Sid and Amy lol nice one
although I must admit Sid that you stabbed my heart a lil bit up there saying Amy is ur fav ;-( so now I have a bleeding heart
oh hell with it lets party.....i am bringing the whipped cream, Amy you bring the drinks, Sid, just make sure your tongue is with u....lol lol
I own many Americans and although they are hard working, they do act very odd on occasions.Recently I took a few of my Americans to a pub for a drinking session and as I was downing my 12th pint of Stella I noticed my Americans were tipping their pints in to various flower pots in the pub to avoid drinking and this continued until I had sunk my 24th pint.At this point I was furious and orderded my Americans back to their huts.I have taken the money for the beer and punished them, but most Americans do this, am I wrong?
Why do Americans throw beer into flower pots?
Be very quiet, Mr. Vicious. The men in white coats are looking everywhere for you.
Reply:Almost certainly to cover up the smell of your vomit that you mentioned yesterday in your question.
Reply:Hi Sid , Its because as a nation they like to waste . Of course it could also be they decided to cut out the middle man and instead of vomiting in the plant pots they would just throw the beer straight in!!!!!Thus saving them the embarrassment.
Reply:Well if you were brought up on the cr@p they call beer you'd throw it into a flower pot.
Reply:silly, we use it for fertilizer! I'll bet they p!ssed on the grass too? again, fertilizer
Reply:ah sidders, well it was Stella, and not the coloured water fermented from rice that they are used to
next time, sit them down with a bottle of Jim Beam a-piece, sort out the bikers from the pikers
chin chin
Reply:relax sid, you aint never gonna understand them STOP TRYING
Reply:Flower pots?? That's a waste of good beer! Talk about alcohol abuse. Did no one give a reason why they weren't drinking it? Flower pots, humph! Some people......
Reply:I agree with Yellowfish's answer yesterday Sid. You should take the pair of us out instead. We could help you show them the proper way to drink.
We could then all stagger back to your hut and you could 'punish' us.....
xx
Reply:You're not wrong at all Sid. In fact you're quite right. That kind of behaviour should not be tolerated.
Reply:most Americans do this, am I wrong?
I feel obliged to tell you that I never poured beer or anything other than water in the pots. Of course most of the time I have had too much to drink anyway, so if I have poured beer into any pots, I certainly can't remember. Most Americans? I say no, not most, but some, yes. If I get to the UK, I will be more than willing to have some pints with you. I can guarantee at least 8, 12 may be a bit much for me.
Reply:Sid, where have you been, buying up huge amounts of America I presume....they use flower pots, so the beer can run out of the hole at the bottom.....its disgusting....I bet they don't drive home afterwards either....
Reply:This is obviously because the concept of vomitting into the flower pot was entirely lost on them, as so many higher concepts are. Like irony.
They were only trying to please you in their own "American" way. Don't beat them too hard.
Reply:it feed, s the plants
Reply:Sid and Amy lol nice one
although I must admit Sid that you stabbed my heart a lil bit up there saying Amy is ur fav ;-( so now I have a bleeding heart
oh hell with it lets party.....i am bringing the whipped cream, Amy you bring the drinks, Sid, just make sure your tongue is with u....lol lol
Monday, May 24, 2010
What can be used to fill container plants?
i will be planting several flowers in large flower pots; what can be used as a filler in the bottom, as the plants won't need so much soil.
What can be used to fill container plants?
Bust up an old styrafoam cooler - really light as opposed to rocks. Companies always trying to give away those darn packing chips that fly everywhere
Reply:Rocks are good natural rocks not bricks or crushed concrete. I always put a little gravel in mine to help with drainage.
Reply:I fill mine up about 1/2 way with packing peanuts....those styrofoam things..............
Reply:When I transplanted my plants to extra large pots,I took the pot they were in and turned it upside down in the bottom of the pot.Then sprinkle soil around the sides to fill in the pot.Put the plant in and add enough to hold it....
What can be used to fill container plants?
Bust up an old styrafoam cooler - really light as opposed to rocks. Companies always trying to give away those darn packing chips that fly everywhere
Reply:Rocks are good natural rocks not bricks or crushed concrete. I always put a little gravel in mine to help with drainage.
Reply:I fill mine up about 1/2 way with packing peanuts....those styrofoam things..............
Reply:When I transplanted my plants to extra large pots,I took the pot they were in and turned it upside down in the bottom of the pot.Then sprinkle soil around the sides to fill in the pot.Put the plant in and add enough to hold it....
A flower pot falls off a window ledge 10.0 m above the ground. Its velocity as it hits the ground is?
u=0,S=10m, a=10m/s^2, v=?
using v^2-u^2=2aS.
v^2=2*10*10
v^2=200
v=14.142 m/s. ANS.
A flower pot falls off a window ledge 10.0 m above the ground. Its velocity as it hits the ground is?
gravity is about 9.8 mps or 32fps idk the velocity with out knowing the time it took to hit the ground though srry :(
Reply:Initial velocity is 0.
Distance is 10m.
Acceleration due to gravity is 9.81m/s^2.
Final velocity unknown.
No time is mentioned.
So what which equation do you use?
choosing loops
using v^2-u^2=2aS.
v^2=2*10*10
v^2=200
v=14.142 m/s. ANS.
A flower pot falls off a window ledge 10.0 m above the ground. Its velocity as it hits the ground is?
gravity is about 9.8 mps or 32fps idk the velocity with out knowing the time it took to hit the ground though srry :(
Reply:Initial velocity is 0.
Distance is 10m.
Acceleration due to gravity is 9.81m/s^2.
Final velocity unknown.
No time is mentioned.
So what which equation do you use?
choosing loops
Is is considered rude to puke into flower plots?
As an Englishman I like a drink and quite often I exceed 20 pints of Stella in one nights drinking.My problem is that I live in a very up market area and as I stagger my way from the pub I am conscious puking the contents of my stomach into the street would be seen as rude and not in keeping with the area.To get round this problem I only puke when I am able to find a flower pot in somebodies garden as I walk past, thus keeping the streets perfectely clean.
Is is considered rude to puke into flower plots?
Oh so that's why my flowers don't grow huh? Next time I'll leave the puke bucket outside the door--why don't you petition that angle, puke buckets all along your route home?!
Reply:lol...Try a drain hun!
Reply:That's not nice. You should take a bucket with you to the pub. Leave it outside, and then pick it up as you leave. If you need to puke on the way home, you can use that instead of peoples' flower pots.
Reply:not to me it isnt =)
Reply:There was a sign in a local garden centre "Will men refrain from urinating in the plant-pots during the Asparagus season." ...So it's OK at other times is it?
Reply:you freaking disgusting
Reply:stella is a wife beater drink
Reply:yes.
Reply:I think it's rude. But at least the streets are clean!
Reply:Why don't you vomit on other people? It's funner......
Reply:Not if you're desperate...
Reply:not rude at all, as long as you don't pi$$ in peoples letterboxes you are ok.
Is is considered rude to puke into flower plots?
Oh so that's why my flowers don't grow huh? Next time I'll leave the puke bucket outside the door--why don't you petition that angle, puke buckets all along your route home?!
Reply:lol...Try a drain hun!
Reply:That's not nice. You should take a bucket with you to the pub. Leave it outside, and then pick it up as you leave. If you need to puke on the way home, you can use that instead of peoples' flower pots.
Reply:not to me it isnt =)
Reply:There was a sign in a local garden centre "Will men refrain from urinating in the plant-pots during the Asparagus season." ...So it's OK at other times is it?
Reply:you freaking disgusting
Reply:stella is a wife beater drink
Reply:yes.
Reply:I think it's rude. But at least the streets are clean!
Reply:Why don't you vomit on other people? It's funner......
Reply:Not if you're desperate...
Reply:not rude at all, as long as you don't pi$$ in peoples letterboxes you are ok.
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