Garden junk or not garden junk

12 years ago

Cast from a discarded plastic Halloween cauldron. So is that garden junk?

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This might be because it was cast from an old, plastic plant container and extra mud from the first picture.

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concretenprimroses
12 years ago
Your pots are sooo beautiful!
I like to cast concrete too because it is fun, but my creations are play, your stuff is art!
Kathy
jeannespines
12 years ago
Not GJ, robert! Garden ART! Beautiful creations!
Love 'em ....what gorgeous colors! TFS! Jeanne S.
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toomuchglass
12 years ago
That's garden ART - not junk !!! I can't imagine the hours you spend on making up these fantastic things .

***** You must have a junk stash that
is beyond belief !!!***** LOL
sunnyca_gw
12 years ago
Transformed from a witches cauldron to a planter fit for a princess!! Love the colors, do you put a hole in bottom for drainage? They are beautiful art for the garden!! Jan
tsugajunkie z5 SE WI ♱
12 years ago
A bit heavy looking for art (that could just be me) but certainly not junk. That finish on them is awesome! Is it baked on?

tj
nonacook
12 years ago
Great addition to your garden!
oldcrafty
12 years ago
Call it what ever you want.....I call it BEAUTIFUL
Marlene Kindred
12 years ago
Wow Robert...you do a fantastic job on your containers! Especially love the colors in the first one.
jeannespines
12 years ago
As the old adage goes, it's all in the eyes of the beholder! Everything I've ever seen you post is great garden junk (art) & so unique! TFS! (again) Jeanne S.