I know that it is only the end of March, but spring has officially sprung. People will be getting the green thumb bug before we know it. I sell a TON of succulents in vintage containers in the spring. I definitely needed to streamline my assembly process this year.
Starting with the containers. I have been accumulating some since last summer. (And painting some, click here to see my painted tin can planter project and here how I made mossy terra cotta pots.)
My junky planter collection was overwhelming my compost / potting area.
So, I made a new area behind the garden shed for the rotating planter collection. It will be easy to spot the size and style I am looking for without having to dig through boxes and storage. Since I actually want the planters to age / rust, it is perfect leaving them out in the weather. EEEE...I can't wait to start digging in the dirt.
I even have a little area for treasures that help fill out a sparse planter.
I still have room for courtside seating, for the neighbor boys who come over to use the basketball court (or just for me to sit and soak up the sun.)
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