I got in there a pot of "grass" and ivy, a pot of rosemary and a pot of shrimp plant. Then I filled the empty spaces in-between the pots with plastic bags and covered on top with pine bark.
It looks natural enough, doesn't it?
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Instant planting in a wine barrel
I bought a wine barrel (not really for wine, though) last week and let it lie around idlely because I haven't got enough potting mix for planting. But this morning I thought I could try making an "instant planting" in the barrel, using a few potted plants. This is how it turned out.
I got in there a pot of "grass" and ivy, a pot of rosemary and a pot of shrimp plant. Then I filled the empty spaces in-between the pots with plastic bags and covered on top with pine bark.
It looks natural enough, doesn't it?
I got in there a pot of "grass" and ivy, a pot of rosemary and a pot of shrimp plant. Then I filled the empty spaces in-between the pots with plastic bags and covered on top with pine bark.
It looks natural enough, doesn't it?
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4 comments:
Nice display and good use of plastic bags!
Thanks, Steph. We have a lot of plastic bags discarded from grocery shopping. Disaster if we cannot recycle them :-(
It has a touch of class. It's amazing that people can do several things from a used wine barrel. You should see the chandelier, table, meat smoker and many more.
Thank you for your comments, Used Wine Barraels.
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