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Not sure what to do with corks?
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published by Abby on 20/07/2010 05:22 PM

Corks in the bottom of plant pots help drainage without adding a lot of extra weight, making the pots lighter to move around.


18th July 2010 		Corks are also useful on the end of garden canes to avoid any nasty accidents when you are not paying attention. Glued to a board they make an interesting notice board. Alternatively, corks are fine to compost - chop them up a bit to help them rot down more quickly.
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