After you've enjoyed the last of the milk, don't just toss that jug in recycling bin! There are lots of ways to upcycle this ...

Use a box cutter (or scissors or a knife) to poke drainage holes in the bottom. They don't have to be big, but aim for four to six holes for a 1-gallon jug. This helps the water escape. Carefully ...

Cover Your Seedlings at Night With a Modified Plastic Milk Jug or Juice Bottle, Known as a Cloche Cloches have been used for hundreds of years by gardeners and farmers in one form or another. It ...

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