Arne Reyier of Gig Harbor, Washington, keeps plant stakes organized and accessible with a clever repurposing project. Using leftover 6- and 12-inch diameter PVC pipe from a construction job, he drilled holes in the sides and screwed the pipes to a grounded post—creating quiver-like holders that keep stakes upright and ready for supporting plants and fruit-laden branches.
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