Use a water clock to mark time in your garden!

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A clock that marks time with dripping water can be easily constructed using a ceramic and a glass container. Time marks are painted on the glass jar and brass tubing is used to create a water spout on the ceramic jar which is calibrated to drip just enough to fill the water in the glass jar to mark time.

Time measurement, Design and construction, Clocks and watches, Clocks, Watches

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Problem area? Build a sand bed rock garden!

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Areas where it seems like nothing will grow can be made into a rock garden area where succulents, cacti and other hardy plants can thrive. The area should be dug out, leveled and decorated with large rocks before it is filled in with sand. The best plants are suggested.

Growth, Rock gardens, Desert flora, Desert plants

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Organic Gardening buyer's guide 93: equipment that turns yard waste into garden gold!

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Lawn and garden equipment information is provided for tractors, riding mowers, walk-behind mowers, tillers and chipper-shredders. Other included information covers prices, cut width and transmission types.

Directory, Lawn and garden equipment, Buyers Guide

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