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Jessica Smith
Propagated Store-bought Roses with MitoGrow
I took some roses from a flower arrangement, and stuck them 8” into soil. Then, I watered with MitoGrow. Now I have cut roses growing in my backyard!
MitoGrow Pots & Planters
Kris Hanssen
Safe, non-slip design
We camp every summer and have used cardboard to protect our sharp knives and our fingers, but have had multiple close calls (from getting cut). So we purchased the 4-piece set of these blade guards and are impressed the safe, non-slip design. The blade does not rattle in an enclosed shell, but rather is held snuggly in the case by two tight pads on both sides of the blade (4 total pads, see photo). Another reviewer mentioned that the guard is hard to open, but that is because the blade is held tightly, which we like. If you are looking to protect your knives (and your fingers!), buy these guards. KB
Blade Guard™ 4-Piece Chef's Knife Protector Set
Customer
Great product!
This product is great working outside. Held cords together when cleaning out boat.
CordSafe PLUS Black Extension Cord Cover - Weather-Resistant Plug Protector for 12-18 AWG, Outdoor Safe, Made in USA
Debora Hanssen
Easy and effective!
These are probably among the easiest and most effective garden tools that you can use. They store easily, they install easily, they perform great--making it easy to water, keep out bugs and weeds and increase your yield with no chemicals. I only used them for my tomatoes this year, but next year, will use them for other plants as well. My tomatoes are in raised beds and they are thriving and full of fruit thanks to the craters!
Also - you can't beat the customer service at FLI. They are responsive, quick to ship and very customer centered. All in all, a great find.
The first photo below shows two of my plants just after planting and adding the craters. The other three are recent photos.
Tomato Crater® Root Zone Watering Ring — 3-Pack
S.M.
Love these two piece tomato craters
I just bought nine more craters, giving me a total of 30 craters that I use for my tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, and marigolds. I love them. They help water nicely, clean up and store nicely in the winter and best of all they go around the plant easily because they come in half and go back together easily. I use a drip irrigation system and put a drip emitter in to each side of the crater
Tomato Crater® Root Zone Watering Ring — 3-Pack
★ Reviews
I managed to install the rain gauge just before a storm. It worked great! Our garden is so happy!
I took some roses from a flower arrangement, and stuck them 8” into soil. Then, I watered with MitoGrow. Now I have cut roses growing in my backyard!
No more searching the disposal for items that fell in by accident. No more destroying teaspoons