Blooming Bathtub |
Happy Earth Day friends! What better way to
celebrate this important day of awareness than looking for new ways to GO GREEN
IN THE GARDEN? My pickin' friend Kelly, from " out west " is doing her part to GREEN up her Garden with no poisons, or nasty pesticides in sight! Her re-claimed bathtub is bubbling over with giant Geraniums and sweet alyssum.
Kelly hosted my cousin's baby shower at her house and I couldn't help but notice her farmgirl green touches
in every corner of her yard ( and inside too ). Here she is perched next
to her vintage Tea Pot Tree in her cactus garden. Turns out she's been collecting them for years. Kelly ( and her talented hubby Billy ) have caught the Up -cycling fever and like many of us they have rooms stuffed to
the gills with " projects in waiting ". They're on the look out for the perfect location for their new shop in Reno or Sparks Nevada.
Kelly and her Tea Pot Tree |
Milk Cans
Everyone needs a corner sink in the garden, don' t cha think?
Old rusty bed frames and gates make the perfect trellis for climbing plants.
How about a vintage sewing machine propped in the garden as a reminder to sew seeds of kindness and creativity where ever you go?
This not so snowy snowman made from misc parts is a reminder that temperatures can still drop bringing a chilling end to a sunny warm day.
That's where this old wood stove comes in to play... Toss in a log, sit back and relax and let your creativity sprout in your GREEN garden yard too!
Aren't these some great GREEN ideas?
Which one is your favorite? I know! It's hard to " pick "!
What's the coolest UPCYCLED garden art you've seen or created, or would like to create?
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Wonderful post and photos ! I do like the bathtub garden soo cute ! Thanks for sharing ! Laters !
ReplyDeleteVery fun! Love all her creative nooks!
ReplyDeleteWe have an upcycled old water pump that is beautiful in the garden. Today I felt blessed to be in the garden grounded with Mother Earth.
ReplyDeleteI love every one of these creative recycling ideas. My favorite has to be the snowman!!
ReplyDeleteLove them all - I have an old bathtub in my garage waiting to be dragged out and planted!
ReplyDeleteKelly
Deb, Love it all! Very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteTalk about eye candy. It had to be a blast just strolling thru her yard.
ReplyDeleteWitty:)
ReplyDeleteThe mason jar with the blooms poppin' up has to be my fav!
ReplyDeleteI love your planted tub. I have a farm and love to recycle old things in different ways. susan @ throughmyporchwindow.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI think my favorite one here is the corner sink...Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteFun ideas - I really liked that tea pot tree! I recently took some old metal chicken coop containers and turned them into hanging planters. Fun Stuff that makes us smile is a good thing. -Carole
ReplyDeleteI wanted to use the old cast iron claw foot tub of my brother in law's to make a planter but he may(MAY) use it someday. He currently lives on a boat so I'm thinking some day may never come. I've got to figure out a plan.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun yard! I have plants in a tub just like that and I've always wanted to use old doors to make a screen but just haven't done it yet. Thanks so much for sharing with us at Transformed Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Peggy~PJH Designs
So much fun eye candy here :)
ReplyDeleteOh wow!! what a creative mind!! I don't think that anyone would have ever thought of decorating the garden like this!! Bravo!
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