Yoghurt pot ideas

[Mikey]

I love the idea of number 3, 6 and 10 AIC, but I would say if you are good enough to work out where your rear wheel should be when you stop then you are more than capable of reverse parking.

I guess they could work as a bird feeder, a pint glass when at a festival, a pot to store spare yoghurt? I'm not being very inventive here....

[Dorothy rouse]

Could you build one Dotty and put a photo up please

Haven't got any yogurt pots,sorry

[veggiechicken]

Pop down the shop and buy some then - but make sure you buy the clear ones - slugs like windows in their hotel rooms

[Dorothy rouse]

Ah ha, just had a better idea, make some 'home made yogurt' and re-use the pots,sell at farmers market or to fellow allotmenteers, or make ice cream, and store in your yogurt pots in freezer.

There you go, sorted!

[Dorothy rouse]

And how about individual mini cloches for your ickle seedlings, now that's a sensible suggestion.

[Veggielot]

You could use the to make a scarecrow, I have seen one made using plant pots for its arms and legs and yoghurt pots are not that different.

[marchogaeth]

I melt holes in them to use as pots, often these get given away but I also use them in the freezer for fruit, veg and sauces. Sorry boring.

[Mikey]

Last year I used some scaffolding mesh to cover my brassicas, but found it a real pain to use the bigger holes to weave some bamboo canes through to weigh the cover down.

I was thinking if I cut the top off a pot they are really strong if I tied these or weaved them onto the mesh then I could create some quick release handles for the cover.

I'll have to draw a picture I think.

[Mikey]

I'm also wondering whether you can use a simple ring to hold the uprights and the horizontals of my bean trellis together without using any string. I might have to test that one.

[Mikey]

Could the top ring be used as a plant support perhaps, maybe to tie your broccoli into an upright to keep them straight perhaps?