succulents in recycled plumbing parts |
perhaps you call them
sillcocks but these were being
disposed. I added to iron
plant hangers then used a paper towel
with a little grey and white paint
that was in the garage and lumpy,
to match up and age the "Pot"
Soil is 2/3 gravel 1/3 compost (free)
with a few cuttings of succulents.
Put a sprinkle of cinnamon on the callused
cutting which encourages roots
and keeps out rot.
Water once a week
Total cost $3.00 for the plant hangers
They make nice gifts
Old parts become new art. Below are a number of photographs of all types of pots, some crazy but they work. I'm a believer in free crockery is fun.
Thanks for reading
Caroline Gerardo © all images on this page are under copyright May 18 2018 and belong to me
Wire hanging basket with begonia fern and adjuga |
Old cutting board glued to tin pot |
Metal discarded vent grate pot with succulents |
Variety of coleus taking over the terra cotta pot |
metal tubs once used in the kitchen with hydrangea, primrose, and begonia |
another metal container with Hydrangea be certain to have half the pot with gravel as this does not have a drain hole |
pallet wood and old terra cotta crockery © |
Little copy of Meghan and Harry bouquet © |
mixed shade plants in back on north side © |
old wooden kitchen appliance with succulents |
herbs in bag various mints and lemon balm |
lavender, thyme, oregano, and parsley in a bag on the wall |
cute owls garden art |
spectacular lupine about three feet tall in a old black plastic pot |
Gallardia for my son in a blue pot from Vietnam |
goofy metal art pot |
orchids in bloom - yes I'm winning against spider mites |
moss, succulents and vines covering an old wood bench |
Rosa Carolina outside my house this morning ALL images are mine and copyrighted © May 21 2018 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED |