Plants - from gold mining profits
"David Hill" wrote in news:bf4g4c
: What is the relevance of gold mining to Plant labels???????? I can see a gold mine would help to buy all the plants we would like to have. sorry, I should have modified the subject line earlier here's an idea from NutGen: self labeling tomato plants - as a tomato plant grows, the name and cultivar gradually appears on the stem. Currently, the names are only available in Italian, but English versions should be available 2Q 2005. and here's a martha stewarty idea: take a picture of a plant or pluck off a leaf dry it in isopropyl alcohol (if using a leaf) or otherwise dessicate write name on picture (if using picture) laminate the sucker or intomb in polyurethane. scratch name into polyurethane (if using leaf) rub some native gold into the scratched name add a couple more layers of poly for good measure put outside next to plant |
Plants - from gold mining profits
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"David Hill" wrote in news:bf4g4c : What is the relevance of gold mining to Plant labels???????? I can see a gold mine would help to buy all the plants we would like to have. sorry, I should have modified the subject line earlier here's an idea from NutGen: self labeling tomato plants - as a tomato plant grows, the name and cultivar gradually appears on the stem. Currently, the names are only available in Italian, but English versions should be available 2Q 2005. and here's a martha stewarty idea: take a picture of a plant or pluck off a leaf dry it in isopropyl alcohol (if using a leaf) or otherwise dessicate write name on picture (if using picture) laminate the sucker or intomb in polyurethane. scratch name into polyurethane (if using leaf) rub some native gold into the scratched name add a couple more layers of poly for good measure put outside next to plant Huh. And I thought all the best nuts came from California. Go figure. Regards, Deadend |
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