@g3_vu: يعد برج المملكة واحدًا من #أبرز المعالم المعمارية في الرياض، ورمزا حديثا يعكس تطور المملكة العربية السعودية ونهضتها العمرانية. منذ افتتاحه، أصبح البرج وجهة رئيسية للسكان والزوار، ليس #فقط لارتفاعه المميز، بل أيضًا لما يقدمه من مرافق متنوعة وتجربة #فريدة. تم افتتاح برج المملكة عام 2002، وهو مشروعبرج #المملكة واحدًا من أبرز المعالم المعمارية في الرياض، ورمزا حديثا يعكس تطور المملكة العربية السعودية ونهضتها #العمرانية. منذ افتتاحه، أصبح البرج وجهة رئيسية للسكان والزوار، ليس فقط لارتفاعه المميز، بل أيضًا لما يقدمه من مرافق متنوعة وتجربة فريدة. تم افتتاح برج المملكة عام 2002، وهو مشروع تابع لشركة شركة المملكة القابضة التي يملكها الأمير الوليد بن ط#

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Today we are back and I am showing you one of my favourite DIY zero waste project to do this spring in the garden. All you need is a few old tin cans, a few screws and some trellis.  Spring is fast approaching which has got me thinking about my favourite ways to help people who may only have a small space or garden to grow food. Without doubt the best way to grow food and plants in a small space is to use vertical gardening techniques.  Now there are so many ways you can garden vertically, but some of the equipment you can buy is just so expensive! So instead why not try to use what you have around the house such as tins.  Now I would like to make a few important points. The bigger the tin the better, as small containers will dry out fast throughout the day, and where possible use lined tins. If you look closely the tins I am using have a white liner on the inside, which is commonly used with tins that store something in water. These are really slow to rust and I’ve had some in my garden for nearly three years with no sign of rust at all.  The paint I’m using is @protekwoodstain, as it is animal, plant and eco friendly making it safe to use around your crops. It also adds a layer of protection and also helps to stop any glare, and prevents the tins from getting too hot in the summer sun.  These planters are best when planted with really small plants such as chives, pansy and alpine strawberries, and just make sure to keep harvesting to keep your plants small.  Thank you for watching, and I love you all,  Joe 😊🌱💚 #verticalgardening #verticalgarden #gardentips #zerowaste #containergarden
Today we are back and I am showing you one of my favourite DIY zero waste project to do this spring in the garden. All you need is a few old tin cans, a few screws and some trellis. Spring is fast approaching which has got me thinking about my favourite ways to help people who may only have a small space or garden to grow food. Without doubt the best way to grow food and plants in a small space is to use vertical gardening techniques. Now there are so many ways you can garden vertically, but some of the equipment you can buy is just so expensive! So instead why not try to use what you have around the house such as tins. Now I would like to make a few important points. The bigger the tin the better, as small containers will dry out fast throughout the day, and where possible use lined tins. If you look closely the tins I am using have a white liner on the inside, which is commonly used with tins that store something in water. These are really slow to rust and I’ve had some in my garden for nearly three years with no sign of rust at all. The paint I’m using is @protekwoodstain, as it is animal, plant and eco friendly making it safe to use around your crops. It also adds a layer of protection and also helps to stop any glare, and prevents the tins from getting too hot in the summer sun. These planters are best when planted with really small plants such as chives, pansy and alpine strawberries, and just make sure to keep harvesting to keep your plants small. Thank you for watching, and I love you all, Joe 😊🌱💚 #verticalgardening #verticalgarden #gardentips #zerowaste #containergarden

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