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Finished - finally

12 years ago

This is it. My bench is cleared. Why is this garden junk? Well the old brake drum and the three feet from a wood stove of course. Ha, ha, ha.

Now I need a nice low maintenance evergreen plant.

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nanatricia
12 years ago
I love love love it!!!!!!!
Purplemoon
12 years ago
That will great with a green plant spilling out of it!

hugs, Karen
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jeannespines
12 years ago
Beautiful! Yes, a green plant...what can it be for your climate? I was thinking of that annual "Asparagus Fern." Like the multiple colors in the finish! Great recycling! Jeanne S.
sunnyca_gw
12 years ago
I was thinking of Asparagus Fern also but it isn't an annual, at least not in warm climates, mine has been in ground 23 years at least! At least in that great pot won't grown too out- of -control! The colors are great! Like those feet! Jan
rosiew
12 years ago
We want to know how you made this fab piece.

Rosie, Sugar Hill, GA
concretenprimroses
12 years ago
Wow!
Kathy
marylee_2010
12 years ago
That is absolutely beautiful! I love it. Your brake drum and stove feet really set it off.

Marylee
kylslil1
12 years ago
this is VERY COOL. i agree w the others, we need some directions! :)

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