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| Pots near secondary garden entry |
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| Flower Pots on my Garden Wall | <><><><>
the type you might find in a school gymnasium, made from porcelain covered steel. I once found at the local scrap yard a whole truck load of them
about to be ground up and sent to China! I bought them all, about 60 of them, took the light assembly out, made stands for them and turned them into flower pots! Most of them I had powder coated the primary colors but some I painted myself. They are pretty big, about 19" across and 14" deep. I love them and kept 20 for myself, selling off the rest to good homes, I hope.
As you know, most of my garden is tomatoes, that is my lot in life, perfecting the tomato plant!
But I do like flowers and have them everywhere,
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Painting on one of my flower pots! |
Spring is here and every year about this time I plot and plan my garden, always with the task to make it a little better than the year before. My garden is one huge canvas and where I do my best art!
More of my Garden is HERE
6 comments:
Recycle, reuse! Good for you; what wonderful and original flower pots; true complements to the flowers they display.
Wow, Jerry, how can you improve on what you show us here! A garden paradise; no need to wander anywhere when one could look at your glorious landscape! Congratulations.
Yes a really lovely garden of plants, a feast to t the beholder.
I really admire all the pots and the beautiful flowers hanging out of them.
You had me at "Scrap Yard"! My heart went all a flutter. Your garden is luscious and love those pots.
OMG Jerry, you just know how much I love this.. I could sit there and paint all day. It's like a mini paradise.. oh, Go ahead and grow the perfect tomato, I'll take the flowers !! BJ
I bet it will be a masterpiece even before summer arrives!
Jerry Jerry quite contrary, how does your garden grow? Quite beautifully! I love that you rescued the pots from those light fixtures and they work swimmingly! I have to say that your garden is so very lush and gorgeous!!
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