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Steel lined, slate flower pot, 12" x 12" xx 30" |
And I am always hunting for new ones, unusual things I can turn
into a potted flower pot or I make my own. Recently a client
hired me to make steel raised garden beds for her garden. This
involved two beds that were 12' x 3' and two beds that were
about 5' x 6' and about 18" tall. This was to replace her old and rotten cedar flower beds. I liked this idea, raised beds that
could last for a hundred years so decided to make some smaller
ones for myself, about 12" x 12" x 30" and another set about 8"
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This is the photo I post often as it changes often. |
deep. Some I left as natural rusty metal and others I covered in
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This one has Blackberry vine and an accompanying trellis |
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This used to be a fountain but this year will be home to green beans! I hope they like the copper and slate wall. |
slate and grouted the joints then built a steel frame to raise them
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This one has Snap Peas growing in it. |
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Rusty Steel, about 16" x 16" x 36" |
off the ground.
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Slate covered steel, 8" deep and perfect for lettuce! |
2 comments:
I love how you are recycling metal handlers.
I really love what you're doing!!!!!
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