Magazines put out for the start of the rotting process. Maggie Grey http://magstitch.blogspot.com/ is publishing a new book in October (see it at http://www.d4daisy.com/) . There is going to be an online course based on this book later in the year.
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2 comments:
but .... don't they have to touch DIRT to rot? these look so pristene!!!!
Now if it were me, I would have to struggle to find dirt...(BIG joke)
Hi Jordi,
You are probably right. I have moved them from there now. That was the first day I put them out and I realised they were not going to rot there. They are now under some shrubs in the garden. Still too dry here so I went out and watered them again today! grin
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