Chopsticks

[jennym]

This souns naff - but I find that an old wooden chopstick is great for making holes in compost to insert cuttings.

[jennym]

[Marley Farley]

 :) Not at all naff I find them very useful for all sorts of things in garden & greenhouse.  :) :)

[Mrs Ava]

Not naff, those and wooden skewers make handy little 'bamboos' for little floppy plants!  ;D

[Marianne]

I used mine to prop up my sunflower seedlings !  ;D :D AND they make excellent dibbers !  ;D

[Marley Farley]

 :) I also use them when taking cuttings, I stick one in middle of pot as a support  then pop it in poly bag, that way you don't get the wet polythene touching the plant & causing rot.  :)

[Mrs Ava]

I also find them a novel way of eating noodles!  ;D

[Marley Farley]

 ;D Well there is that EJ  ;D ;D

[Val]

I don't have chop sticks so have to use a pencil...for making holes that is , not for eating noodles.

[Lazybones]

See, I always knew I bought about a dozen sets of chopsticks from the charity shop for a reason and not just that they only cost 30p - well that really was the reason but don't tell anyone. 

Now I shall go and tell OH that we no longer need to have a feast and invite all the neighbours just to use them  ;D

[Val]

lol...yes a girl after my own heart. I bought some containers....because they were cheap, I've finally found a use for them. I've washed and chopped all the fruit and put them in the fridge. instead of a plate with cling film round. ;D I knew they'd come in useful ;)

[Lazybones]

Yes Val but why is it I can never find things like long lengths of wood or things in skips that I can make reaaaalllly big impressive things out of.  ???  My OH thinks I'm really embarrassing and won't get me go and rummage.  Sometimes it is the size that counts....