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ianbrooks:

Totem by Wolf Vostell

Located at the Vostell Museum in Malpartida de Cáceres, Spain, Wolf’s symbolic totem pole combines the holy powers of technology and transportation (and birds, apparently… definitely the triumvirate).

Photo 1: evelivesey / Photo 2: minube / Photo 3: woophy

Source: ianbrooks

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.)
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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.)

Source: volkswagenutah.wordpress.com

unconsumption: Brilliant! And a great addition to the “beverage carton-repurposing” idea file. Spotted on Facebook, on the Grow Food, Not Lawns community gardening page here. (If you’re aware of the original source, please tell us — I wasn’t able to track it down.) Other garden-related ideas can be found in earlier Unconsumption posts here and here.
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unconsumption:

Brilliant! And a great addition to the “beverage carton-repurposing” idea file.

Spotted on Facebook, on the Grow Food, Not Lawns community gardening page here. (If you’re aware of the original source, please tell us — I wasn’t able to track it down.)

Other garden-related ideas can be found in earlier Unconsumption posts here and here.

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