Hi Hoe Hi Hoe...........

Holly, well done ~
and I like your blue bathroom.

Must admit I use "wrong" tools.
An old tablespoon was ideal for putting compost into pots. Lol.

Great idea!! :0) well done !

Love it!
I have an old tablespoon in the greenhouse too, for exactly the same reason.Lol.

Well done - a girl after my own heart! If it fits the job, use it! Most tools should be multipurpose anyway :)

Roll over Blue Peter......the ladies from GOY are here.............he he he Well done Holly......

i suppose you get in the shower for a good HOES DOWN now..........................steve

groan oooo steve!!!! i also have a tablespoon in the shed!!! and an old knife that i use for opening compost bags etc., good idea hollyeyes!!

Lol Hollyeves..ingenuity at its best !

i know it was a terrible pun sewingkilla.....i just couldn't resist!!.............steve

Great thing hoe,s I once used mine to strip some wallpaper that was to high for me to reach... worked a treat....

Great idea Hollyeves. Very smart.
Janette, that is a great idea for your wallpaper too. I'll have to remember that one.

How about the plastic scoops you get with washing powder? They're great for compost. The large kitchen knife from my partner's treasured knife block is great for splitting Hostas (Shhhh! Don't tell him!) Old towels in a plastic bag make great 'kneelers.' The plastic boxes that you buy mushrooms in make fantastic seed trays. I could go on endlessly! Gardeners are generally very inventive ..... aren't we????

What a great idea :o)

Know what you mean, Nariz.
Egg boxes for chitting potatoes, and sowing seeds if boxes are made of cardboard
Newspaper pots!
Plastic food trays make useful small seed trays, use a skewer to punch drainage holes
Transparent food trays as propagator lids for those seed trays
guttering for rows of veg seedlings
Plastic forks for labelling seeds with empty packet
Toilet and kitchen paper rolls for sowing plants that need deep soil
Plastic bottles upturned & pierced for watering grow bag
Small plastic bottles topped with small spray heads ( ffrom Wilkinsons) for watering seed trays .... a bottle on each windowsill is convenient
Old CDs strung up make good bird scarers
.... etc. etc.

Wow, Xela ~
Maybe you could make a blog some time, please, with all those ideas, including photos. Seems very innovative. :o)

LOL..........Thanksssssss for all your comments....

Another one for the bottles Xela - empty plastic lemonade, coke or water bottles cut in half make great little cloches for tender seedlings - or - if you cut a jagged edge slugs and snails will go no further!

Ah yes, I had forgotten the little cloches, it won't be long before those plastic bottles will be protecting some of my little'uns before going into the recycling bin.
I hadn't thought of cutting a jagged edge to deter slugs and snails, like that one and shall be giving it a go. Thank you.
TT, of course I will write a blog on this matter if you like. I haven't any suitable photos at the moment but I should have soon ..... my windowsills are filling up nicely with improvised trays sown with a variety of seeds.