Around Perth I've found a few unusual potting vessels from a bath tub to an old metal bed frame.
It shows that if you have imagination you can recycle and use anything in your garden.
This was meant to be a very wet weekend but luckily it hardly rained and we were able to buy grass rolls and lay them on Saturday. So much work, our bodies are all sore...old age!
I'll be working on a couple of posts about our garden renovation.
It's looking so much better with a bit of green....
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Colourful geraniums outside a Vegetarian restaurant in Mount Lawley
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| Recycle old pallets for an unusual box |
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| An old metal bed-frame turned into a planter for herbs in Mount Lawley |
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| A plastic tank surrounded by a metal frame holds a tree outside a Fremantle bakery |
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| These aren't unusual, but are pretty cement pots with mosaics, outside the Shipwreck museum in Fremantle
Hope you had/or are still having a wonderful weekend.
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Awwww, yes, so beautiful and I know some of them :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, green makes it all better, thanks for the refreshing morning-post! 34 C today expected, last hot day...
My muscles were sore for four days after planting the strawberries, it was hilarious!
Sore muscles after planting strawberries, it would have been a lot worse after laying 40sqm of grass...lol. Yes, I'm so over the moon with the new look garden now, can't wait to show some pics.
DeleteThat spiral is odd, don't know I would like it to see on the street, a bit too big maybe. The others are very nice for geenspots.
ReplyDeleteThanks Marianne.
DeleteYou never know what you might find in My Lawley hey Sami :) I love the old bathtubs, very cool!
ReplyDeleteI had one that we threw out when we renovated years ago, I wish I had seen that idea before.
DeleteA cama e a banheira estão o máximo! Gostei mesmo muito!
ReplyDeleteEstá uma idea genial Sandra.
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