CLICK
A collector’s garden of rare palms and cactus
14 hours ago
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
My Blog List
-
-
-
-
-
-
Some Sourdough Jack O Lanterns3 weeks ago
-
-
-
A Calendar for 20213 years ago
-
Returning to the Garden6 years ago
-
-
Hopefully returning7 years ago
-
Farewell and God bless you...8 years ago
-
Twins!9 years ago
-
New Poem !10 years ago
-
Under the Weather12 years ago
-
Baby Robin12 years ago
-
How to Decode Egg Cartons13 years ago
-
The Perfect Panini14 years ago
-
-
What I’ve Been Up To15 years ago
-
-
Snow Day15 years ago
-
-
The Harvest is Plenty16 years ago
-
-
MY MAGAZINE
Make your own,,click on pic
A beautiful Blue flower
flower
GARDENING ON THE GULF COAST
First box in March
About Me
- Eve
- I have three cats,,two boys and a girl and a little, eleven year old mixed dog named Solo. That's my little girl, Meshe in the pic..She is much prettier than I am, so I chose her for my pic. I also have a very nice DH named Billy. He's a keeper.
24 comments:
Thats pretty! I love the blue!
I love the blue cans too. The flowers look pretty in them also(-:
What a different approach...I like the blue against the brick and white flowers in the blue....good contrasts.
Love the blue color of the cans. How are they mounted on the wall?
Are those just regular tin cans that have been painted? If so, what another great way to recycle. Really cute!
Those are pretty, and I love the blue cans!
Tina,,she shows how she hung them here. It looks like just screws to me with a wire hanger.
more pics
Thanks!
HOW TO:
----------------------------
The cans are attached to the wall with wire.
First, punch two small holes near the top of the can with a nail or screw. Use a piece of wood to support the edge of the can, position a nail on the metal, and hit with a hammer. The metal of the can is pretty soft. Punch TWO holes to help the can hang straight vertically.
While you're at it with the nail and hammer, turn the can upside down and punch some holes into the bottom if you have not done so yet.
Next, use a regular drill bit to make holes in the wall. (Brick is pretty soft, the mortar even softer.)
Hammer in a drywal plug and screw in a screw with about a 1/2 inch sticking out. (The holes can be easily filled with colourmatching silicon putty when the cans are removed.)
Cut a piece of wire, bend into a squared off loop shape, and thread from the outside to the inside of the can.
Wrap the wire around the screwhead in the wall just once or twice, and position the wire ends behind the can. Straighten the can to hang vertically and screw the rest of the screw length into the wall to tighten on the wires.
How Creative!
That is really a good idea! And just using cans! That would match many things in my garden, with that sweet shade of blue.
Brenda
What an ingenious idea. Recycled cans. Would look good in my garden. I have selves mounted on wall of shed. They are as high as I can reach & staggered so I have plenty of room for plants.
I guess coffee cans would work just as well.
I agree, very neat, such a handy way to keep those plants, herb and flowers.
These are beautiful...love the blue against the brick!!!
I love your tin can garden. That blue really makes a statement on that brick wall.
Now that is the cutest idea! Geez, I love blogging, so many ideas, so little time! HA!!
What a fabulous "green" project!! I just might start collecting my tin cans instead of chucking them into the recycling bin!
The blue cans are beautiful. I love this idea. I have just one question: how do you protect the cans from rusting in the rain? Is the paint enough to protect them from the elements?
I am in love with this. we are going to do this with our herbs.
Greetings! Verу usеful advicе in this ρагtіculаr poѕt!
It іs the lіttle chаnges ωhich will make the mоѕt
ѕignіficant сhangeѕ. Thanks foг shаring!
Ηеre is mу blog - sopa.dis.ulpgc.es
I lοve it when individuals get together and share
thoughts.
Mу webpage: pilates workout
I just couldn’t depart your website before suggesting
that I really loved the standard information a person
provide in your visitors? Is gonna be again regularly in order to inspect new
posts
Feel free to surf to my blog post :: gardening tips
Very gооd artіcle. I dеfinitеlу lοve
this wеbsіte. Thanκs!
Here is my web pagе ... organic products reviews
Post a Comment