Continuing from yesterday's post on Future Gardens, I found when I got home that I had a lot of photos of some great uses of recycled or unwanted items in the gardens. So I'm just going to post a few of these for your viewing pleasure:
Corrugated card reeds in Nature's Artistry - Autumn's Edge:
And in the same garden, dried leaves used as mulch:
Walnut shell mulch in Narratives Of Nature:
And cutlery in the bottom of the ponds, complete with little metal letters!
Anthracite rubble in Anthroscape 3 (anthracite is a more metamorphosed coal which tends not to be used that commonly):
Rubble, old building bricks and tiles and broken plaster drawing a boundary around Theatre Of Insects:
And recycled glass in the British Butterfly Garden:
And a toilet bowl nestling in the middle of the very much pun-intended Bog Garden (this may be lost on the American readers):
I have to say, I'd not considered planting flowers in an old toilet, but it'd be an excellent container! Who needs a Belfast sink when you can have a good old Armitage Shanks avocado-coloured throne?!
Corrugated card reeds in Nature's Artistry - Autumn's Edge:
And in the same garden, dried leaves used as mulch:
Walnut shell mulch in Narratives Of Nature:
And cutlery in the bottom of the ponds, complete with little metal letters!
Anthracite rubble in Anthroscape 3 (anthracite is a more metamorphosed coal which tends not to be used that commonly):
Rubble, old building bricks and tiles and broken plaster drawing a boundary around Theatre Of Insects:
And recycled glass in the British Butterfly Garden:
And a toilet bowl nestling in the middle of the very much pun-intended Bog Garden (this may be lost on the American readers):
I have to say, I'd not considered planting flowers in an old toilet, but it'd be an excellent container! Who needs a Belfast sink when you can have a good old Armitage Shanks avocado-coloured throne?!
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