David Domoney’s Guides

David Domoney’s Guidesadmin2018-10-25T16:09:54+01:00

Vegetable of the month: PlannerKate Abbott2019-03-07T09:36:51+01:00

Veg Planting Calendar

The Complete Guide to Lawn CareKate Abbott2019-03-05T13:42:55+01:00

Lawn

David Domoney’s Calendar of Gardening JobsKate Abbott2019-03-07T09:53:22+01:00

Gardening Jobs

Complete Guide To Gardening With ArthritisKate Abbott2019-03-05T10:53:08+01:00

Complete Beginner’s Guide to Growing Vegetables and FruitKate Abbott2019-03-05T13:44:14+01:00

growing

Veg Garden: How to grow your own runner beansKate Abbott2019-03-05T13:45:32+01:00

Runner Beans

Veg Garden: How to grow your own French beansKate Abbott2019-03-05T10:50:54+01:00

French Beans

Veg garden: How to grow your own rocketKate Abbott2019-03-05T10:51:38+01:00

Rocket

Veg garden: How to grow your own lettuceKate Abbott2019-03-05T13:46:36+01:00

Veg garden: How to grow your own radishesKate Abbott2019-03-05T13:49:08+01:00

Radish

Veg Garden: How to grow your own carrotsKate Abbott2019-03-05T13:47:56+01:00

Carrots

Veg Garden: How to grow your own broad beansKate Abbott2019-03-05T13:50:22+01:00

Broad Beans

Veg garden: How to grow your own parsnipsKate Abbott2019-03-05T13:52:01+01:00

Parsnips

The Expert Gardening Guide to CompostKate Abbott2019-03-05T13:53:17+01:00

Compost

Veg garden: How to grow your own beetrootKate Abbott2019-03-05T13:54:26+01:00

Beetroot

Veg Garden: How to grow your own tomatoesKate Abbott2019-03-05T13:55:28+01:00

Tomatoes

Veg Garden: How to grow your own onionsKate Abbott2019-03-05T13:56:55+01:00

Onions

The Expert Gardening Guide to FencingKate Abbott2019-03-05T13:58:04+01:00

Fencing

Veg garden: How to grow your own chilliesKate Abbott2019-03-07T09:45:36+01:00

Chillies

The Expert Gardening Guide to SoilKate Abbott2019-03-05T14:00:43+01:00

Soil

2 Comments

Karen July 16, 2018 at 1:08 am - Reply

A tree in my yard is covered with cascading air plants and I would love to bring them in my home.What is the best way to hang them on? I would really appreciate your help.
- Will July 16, 2018 at 2:10 pm - Reply
  
  Hi Karen,
  Thanks for your comment.
  Cascading Air Plants can be moved with ease and look great when hung in a glass bowl. They can also be glued to objects such as pebbles, stone or wood using a silicone adhesive. If you are attaching an air plant to wood, make sure it is not treated wood, as this contains copper and will kill the plant. I hope this helps!

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