Strange Ways To Use 45 Most Common Household Things In Your Garden!

Do you know that most of the Most Common Household Things can be used in the garden in a variety of ways to make it better? Let’s have a look at them!

Must you have cardboards and newspapers? You can use them to make pots for seedlings or in many ways.

From creating a water fountain to a bird feeder to self-watering pots, use your old wine bottles efficiently.If you want to know more uses, click here.

Have pennies? Use them to control tomato blight. Also, drop a penny into the vase as it’s made of copper, which is a known fungicide (especially the older one, made before 1982) as it helps in keeping your cut flowers fresh.

Have aspirin tablets? Use them in your garden to fight fungal diseases, propagate plants from cuttings successfully and quickly, and improve the productivity of your fruit trees.

As birds are scared of shiny, noisy things–tie a few strips of aluminum foil from the branches to save your fruit-bearing trees.

Certain spices are really useful in the garden, like cinnamon. It can protect plants from fungal diseases, help you deter ants, and propagate cuttings.

Turmeric has antiseptic properties and can be used as a pesticide to deter ants. Its ability to heal wounds is also well-known. Get more information on Turmeric uses in the garden here. 

Used tea bags, tea leaves, and used coffee grounds are the perfect solutions for many of your problems in the yard.

Both improve soil texture, add nitrogen, and also provide phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, and copper. Here’re amazing used coffee grounds and tea bags uses to find out.

Eggshells can boost the growth of the plants and can also make the size of the flowers bigger. Learn the eggshell tea recipe here.

Plastic bottles can be recycled into vertical planters and