“In the spring, at the end of the day, you should smell like dirt.”
― Margaret Atwood
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(via awyeahverticalgardens)
Source: flickr.com
“Gardening with repurposed objects,” continued:
Old typewriters can be useful as new planters.
(photo via Charmers)
Source: Flickr / charmers
Who says you can’t use old heater parts in container gardening?!
(photo via Dirt and Martinis)
Source: dirtandmartinis.com
Repurposing emply tin cans? Vertical gardening?
Yes, please.
(Photo spotted on Pinterest; links to cadimodaci.blogcu.com as the source.)
Source: cadimodaci.blogcu.com
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.
craigslist houseshare ad: “i have a garden growing in my shower so you have to use eco-friendly hair products. you will see worms and other insects, and you will occasionally see a spider too but they all help out the ecosystem.”
ok.
I’m all for using graywater to water plants. (Green) thumbs up for this!
Maybe pair it with this moss bathmat?!
Have a piece of PVC pipe that’s old and/or leaking?
Repurpose it into a planter. Cut it open, punch holes into the bottom (for drainage), and cap the ends.
The plastic pipe material is lightweight and durable.
What else would you do with scrap pipe pieces?
Pictured: Planter made by Fabian Andino.
Source: behance.net
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