What can you do with a pine cone?
- Pine Cone Roses.
- Pine Cone Wreath.
- Pine Cone Topiary.
- Halloween Pine Cone Spider.
- Lighted Pine Cone Arrangement.
- Scented Pine Cone Fire Starters.
- Ombre Pine Cones.
- Pine Cone Bird Feeder.
Correspondingly, can you eat pine cones?
That's not to say pine cones are edible, but humans have been consuming them in various ways for a very long time. The most popular method to bring pine cone goodness into your diet, is with pine nuts. Only 20 varieties of pine tree worldwide produce cones with large enough pine nuts for harvesting.
- Preheat oven to 200 degrees. Line a cookie sheet with aluminum foil and spread pine cones across it in a single layer.
- Remove from oven and let them rest for a couple days before cutting or using in crafts.
- This drying process will kill any bugs and melt the sap due to the heat.
In this regard, how do you decorate pine cones?
Create a pinecone tree on a cone-shaped foam base. Anchor the base in a container, then wire the cones onto 2" wooden floral picks. Insert picks downward into the foam, starting at the bottom with the largest cones and working to the top with the smaller ones. Conceal the foam by tucking sheet moss among the pinecones.
There are many insects that prefer to munch on developing pine cones and if the pine cones are brought inside to sit indoors, the bugs will almost certainly crawl out and become a nuisance in your home. Pine cones may also have sap in them still which could make a mess if not dried properly.