“In the spring, at the end of the day, you should smell like dirt.”
― Margaret Atwood
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“Gardening with repurposed objects,” continued:
Old typewriters can be useful as new planters.
(photo via Charmers)
Succulents under stairs.
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Who says you can’t use old heater parts in container gardening?!
(photo via Dirt and Martinis)
Flower cage shoe.
Now this is a fine example to add to the small, but growing (ha!), “shoe garden” group.
Repurposing emply tin cans? Vertical gardening?
Yes, please.
(Photo spotted on Pinterest; links to cadimodaci.blogcu.com as the source.)
A beautiful (albeit maybe-not-all-that-practical) Garden in an Unexpected Place.
(via Zita Elze)
The beginnings of a school bus conversion into a mobile garden!
I’m a sucker for mobile gardens. And creative reuses for cars and buses.
An old Volkswagen bus-turned-planter, at the Dallas Arboretum — a fine addition to the old-cars-used-in-gardens group.
(A closer shot of the VW can be seen on Flickr here. Above photo via Volkswagen Utah.)