Some time ago, I recall that someone posted a formula for a mixture to =
brush on the outside of terra cotta pots to encourage an "aged" look. =
The mixture also would make moss grow on the outside of the pot. As I =
recall, one of the ingredients was milk. If anyone has that formula, can =
they post it to the list? Thanks!
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One of the most delightful things about a garden
is the anticipation it provides.
~~W.E. Johns
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I mix with a blender, some yoghurt and moss, and then dab it on the pot.
leave in the shade in a damp place if possible or mist once in awhile.
Works well. Don't pulp it
Marg in N.S. Zone 6b
http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/mmillard/index.html
Some time ago, I recall that someone posted a formula for a mixture to brush
on the outside of terra cotta pots to encourage an "aged" look. The mixture
also would make moss grow on the outside of the pot. As I recall, one of the
ingredients was milk. If anyone has that formula, can they post it to the
list? Thanks!
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One of the most delightful things about a garden
is the anticipation it provides.
~~W.E. Johns
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Hmm, never heard that yogurt would work, interesting -- I was taught to use
buttermilk and moss mixture.
karen, NJ
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One of the most delightful things about a garden
is the anticipation it provides.
~~W.E. Johns
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