October 21, 2007
Cashmere knitting yarn works wonders in the garden.
I love the outdoors, and I love to work in the garden. Many people say that I have a green thumb. It’s true… I can get just about anything to grow, and I can nurse ailing plants back to health. I prefer to think that my brain is responsible for my abilities… not my thumb. I have done a lot of research on gardening methods, and I have also tried some of my own procedures. When I need to use any type of string to tie a plant, I prefer to use cashmere knitting yarn. It is soft, and I think it is gentle on the plant. String can cut into the surface of the plant, but the yarn does not. While my garden is thriving, many of my neighbors complain that they are not seeing similar results. I haven’t told anyone about my secret. At first I thought they would consider me to be crazy. Now, I think I have gained enough respect that they would use my advice.