I bought some oxalis bulbs. This tiny pot contained three bulbs, and they almost filled it up already. No way I was going to plant them in there.
Min løsning blev denne her potte - med et hjemmelavet planteskilt.
My solution was this. With a home made plant tag.
Vi får lige et billede af skiltet
We need a close up of the tag.
Jeg fabrikerede det her skilt af en gammel konservesdåse ude på køkkenbordet. Det kan kun lade sig gøre på grund af mit hemmelige værktøj: Jans ingen ballade-plade.
I made the tag from an old tin can on my kitchen table. This is only possible due to my secret tool: Jan's no trouble-board.
I den røde cirkel kan man se nogle sort-blå pletter og et nyt borehul - spor efter dagens idé.
This here board. It's made from an old kitchen cabinet door and two lengths of wood. The inspiration of course come from a friend named Jan.
Inside the red circles, traces from today's work can be seen, blue-black smudges and a new drill hole.
God ide og dejligt at gå og vente på at det spirer :-)
SvarSletHaven er altid alleskønnest nu - i min fantasi ;)
SletThat's a handy board to have. Both my ex husbands decided a teatowel over the coffee table was enough protection. My poor coffee table 😢
SvarSletOxalis is a weed over here.
A teatowel is so not enough. That's why I'm happy that my friend Jan showed me his no trouble-board.
SletOxalis a weed ;) And here I strive to make them thrive and survive the winter - by the way they are edible, the thick roots from those with big, fat roots can be eaten like daikon, and the flowers and leaves in salads and on cakes ;)
You've worked out an excellent solution and I hope they grow well.
SvarSletThank you. I hope so too, they look pretty.
SletI love the little plant sign, and admire your no trouble board. I'll keep that in mind for future if I am trying any similar crafts. (I have good intentions but poor execution!)
SvarSletI also have better intentions than executions ;) Nice way of putting it.
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