Every Thursday we like to post a picture of something we've found online that inspires us to do something similar at the farm. Sort of our own blog bulletin board so that we can eventually look back and someday, hopefully anyway, recreate it...enjoy!
Another one of these cool old washtubs (we think that's what it's called?) filled with flowers. So pretty and looks like it belongs in the country. I'm guessing the advantage too is that there is a built in drain hole in the bottom. My Grandmother did something like this a few times that I remember and it was just as pretty as this one. I seem to recall that hers has red and yellow flowers in it...
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Gorgeous! Like the variety, textures along with color of the different flowers planted in the tub.
ReplyDeleteFlowers are so pretty when planted in galvanized containers. Gives the old vintage look to galvanized containers adding beauty to one's porch, garden or yard area.
Really lovely! I like the combination of pink and purple with some spots of yellow. This would be so charming on/by your porch or just anywhere that needs a splash of color.
ReplyDeleteI would call it a washtub, but I also call the large metal container at my front door a washtub and it's just the tub part. My flowers are dying in the terrible heat.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
I am liking containers more and more for any kind of plant, food or flowers.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful, I love those old washtubs! I never seem to find any around at the local thrift stores or garage sales though!
ReplyDeletePetunias are my favorite flowers, so easy to grow and they flower all spring summer and fall. The only thing I would mention is that the dark purple or blue-ish flowers are only pretty up close, from a distance they don't show up as much, so it depends on what your goals are.
ReplyDeleteOh, I LOVE THIS!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! I have a double washtub that was my grandmas and I am looking for inspiration.... I have found it!! I am going to try to recreate this! :O) Thank you for sharing!
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