Inexpensive Garden Junk Ideas
5:30:00 AM
It's garden time...
and that means grabbing every junky thing I can find and filling it with flowers.
Old galvanized tubs on a rolling wooden cart with a rusty funnel as an accent piece.
My old wooden picnic table transformed into a potting bench on the side of the shed you can read all about {here}.
Like my birdhouse? You can see how I built it with all free junky parts {here}
Or maybe this license plate birdhouse I made from a table that needs to be put back in the garden as soon as the new fence goes in.
Or maybe this license plate birdhouse I made from a table that needs to be put back in the garden as soon as the new fence goes in.
The galvanized bucket on the table holds my potting soil. It used to be a new shiny can until I used this to antique and age the finish.
One of my favorite garden decorations is an old chippy window and shutters leaning against the English Ivy.
The ivy has taken over the yard and behind this tangle of leaves is a wooden fence not long for this world.
An old iron Christmas tree stand holds a flower pot.
An old rusty spring makes the perfect centerpiece in this flower pot.... just waiting for the flowers to bloom in the center.
Another chippy window... this time hung on the fence with screws... (probably keeping this old fence together)
It is one of my very first power tool projects and it's made from old pergola wood.
(and yes that is a crow bar for a handle)
The last stop is the fire pit we built ourselves and the
Hope you enjoyed the many ideas I used for inexpensive garden junk
you can use in your own gardens.
UPDATE: The new vinyl fence is in all around the property...
come by and see how it looks! {here}
UPDATE: The new vinyl fence is in all around the property...
come by and see how it looks! {here}
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4 comments
You are right the junk and signs make it fun! The plants look good too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Carlene... maybe by the middle of the summer my flowers will look a little fuller... and hopefully not dead.
DeleteSo many neat elements in your garden, I love it and that sign is super cute. All the green and color just makes me smile. You have a beautiful space, well done!
ReplyDeleteCarole @ Garden Up Green
Thanks so much Carole! I will take that as a great compliment from an actual gardener! LOL
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