Hi Jan sorry i didnt really give good directions on boots they are spray painted clorox jugs with holes burned in with wood burner tool then i cut the bottem part of boot out of a gallon milk jugs and hot glued it on the clorox bottle ten painted away added concos and the dots are made with a tooth pick to look like ostrage boots very easy if you paint all pieces then gule them was fun to do. here are more pics. Hope this will help you out hon very easy and grows great herbs in them any questions ill help ya out is confussing to look at but really only looks like a boot from front heheheh. Angie Here is a link that might be useful: dont throw that away 1#

That was kind of you to remind people. I pot up a couple hundred every spring and give them to various plant sale fundraisers - Master Gardeners, local garden club, Grange, Library, school, etc. They always sell well and raise a lot of money for different causes. I also give them away to friends and family. But it is a lot of work and I can see why it would be easier to just toss them on the compost pile. I sometimes do that for some common plants.

Great Ideal. Thanks for sharing!!!

I have TONS! :) Some are minor scraps left over from cutting yoyo's out of fat quarters while other scraps are more significant (like strips for a zig zag quilt). What would you be interested in? Very interested in the hostas and the flower sounds interesting as well - not sure how they would be shipped however. Let me know if you are interested. Thank you Hannah