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4. **Slug Protection** :
Cut rolls to length and place them around sensitive plants to protect them from slugs that struggle to get through the rough surface.
5. **Organic Fertilizer** :
Compost used toilet paper rolls to enrich your compost with biodegradable cardboard.
6. **Plant Supports** :
Use toilet paper rolls as supports to support climbing plants such as beans or peas.
7. **Weed Protection** :
Place whole or cut rolls vertically around plants to protect them from weeds, preventing their spread.
8. **Slow Sprinklers** :
Use perforated rolls as slow sprinklers, partially burying them near plants to provide gentle, even watering.
9. **Cutting Supports** :
Cut rolls to length and use them as cutting supports for fragile plants. Place the cutting inside the roll to help it stay upright until it takes root.
10. **Frost Protection** :
Fill toilet paper rolls with straw or shredded paper and use them as insulation to protect sensitive plants from frost.
11. **Garden Decorations** :
Décor the rolls with paint or colored paper and hang them in your garden to add an artistic and eco-friendly touch.
12. **Planting Supports** :
Use toilet paper rolls as supports for fragile plants by standing them upright in a planting tray and adding soil.
13. **Vertical Gardening** :
Fix rolls to an outside wall and fill them with soil to create vertical gardeners for herbs or flowers.
14. **Protection from the Sun’s Rays** :
Use toilet paper rolls as protective sleeves for young plants, to protect them from direct sunlight until they get used to their new environment.
By reusing toilet paper rolls in your garden, you will not only help reduce waste, but also provide practical and eco-friendly solutions to improve your green space. So, next time you empty a roll, think about all the possibilities it offers to enrich your garden.
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