mother-in-law, and I recently adopted it. years, the paint was flaking off and part of the metal had rusted. of coats of black satin paint, and added some plants. Here it is in its new home |
Thursday, June 11, 2009
An Old Iron Plant Stand
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9 comments:
What a transformation! I'm sure your mother-in-law would be pleased.
Oh, Janie!!
I'm going all #10 over your garden path!!! I SO covet the ability to have Watermelon Crape Myrtle---every time we go back South, the medians are shining with it for miles and miles, and I want some SO badly!! It's my very favorite plant in the world.
We're the wrong Zone for it, but every Summer it calls to me. I just love this picture.
Janie,
It is a beautiful transformation! Your path way is gorgeous!
I have never heard of Watermelon Crape Mrytle. I will have to look it up... I enjoy all the added knowledge I learn on blogs. :-)
Beth~♥
Beautiful transformation!!
Your garden is gorgeous!
Beautiful job on the plant stand. It looks terrific with your black arbor!! I have some rusted metal things I am going to paint and wasn't sure how to deal with the rust and now you have answered my questions~a wire brush! Thanks!!
Like everyone, I love your path and Crape Myrtle. Never heard of it and don't think I can grow it in the Midwest, but it really looks fabulous!
Have a wonderful day! :-)
xoxo
Jane
So pretty! You did a great job with it and found it the perfect home :O)
It is very lovely, and you garden looks delightful! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Janie, You transformed a plain Jane into a beautiful "Janie" piece! Your pathway and garden area is to lust after- and I do....
Sue
What a terrific makeover. Your yard is beautiful.
I really like your header picture too.
Charlotte
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