Is it true that water jars keep dogs off the lawn?
Claim: Jugs of water left on a lawn will prevent dogs from defecating there. Status: Undetermined. Example: [Irish Times, 1997]
How do you water a plant with a milk jug?
– Place your milk jug next to the plant you want to water in your garden and fill it with water from your hose. If the hose doesn’t reach your plant, simply fill it with water at the source, put the cap on and turn it upside down (so the water doesn’t come out the holes) until you reach your plant and then set it down.
Can you make a greenhouse out of milk jugs?
He also lives in Zone 5, which is the same zone I am in, but he is in New York state instead of Ohio. It helps to know your hardiness zone when figuring out when to plant seeds and when to make these greenhouses. Mini greenhouses can be made from milk jugs or water jugs (if you buy water by the gallon).
Why do dogs put water in their water bottles?
Those who swear by the practice have come up with a number of “explanations” for why they believe this works: The glinting of the water in the bottles emits some special canine danger signal. Dogs won’t foul a source of drinking water, or they won’t mess where there’s food or water to be found.
Claim: Jugs of water left on a lawn will prevent dogs from defecating there. Status: Undetermined. Example: [Irish Times, 1997]
Those who swear by the practice have come up with a number of “explanations” for why they believe this works: The glinting of the water in the bottles emits some special canine danger signal. Dogs won’t foul a source of drinking water, or they won’t mess where there’s food or water to be found.
He also lives in Zone 5, which is the same zone I am in, but he is in New York state instead of Ohio. It helps to know your hardiness zone when figuring out when to plant seeds and when to make these greenhouses. Mini greenhouses can be made from milk jugs or water jugs (if you buy water by the gallon).
How to start a garden in a milk jug?
Add water a little at a time and stir the mixture until all of the seed starter mix is moist (think brownie batter) but not sopping wet or dripping. Be sure to use a seed starter mix and NOT soil from your yard or garden. If you are starting a lot of seeds at once you may need more than one bag of seed starter.
