Very nice! I need to explore more container growing. I gave up on it years ago, but am slowly coming around to the idea after finding ways to make watering them easier.
I do like having some containers on the back patio off the kitchen so I could dash out and pick an ingredient when needed. Here's my windowbox of salad fixin's
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I do love my containers. The tomatoes and Swiss Chard I love to eat, but most of my containers are flowers. Sometimes I like to take an unusual container and plant it with flowers.
This grill belonged to my Mother-in-law. I plant it with something different evey year.
This year I have a red/yellow theme
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An old wheelbarrow with flat tires and holes in it...perfect for drainage!
This grill belonged to my Mother-in-law. I plant it with something different evey year.
This year I have a red/yellow theme
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An old wheelbarrow with flat tires and holes in it...perfect for drainage!
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I always enjoy seeing other gardeners containers. This year has been very wet here, so I wasn't as wowed with how my containers did as I was last year. Actually I wasn't impressed much at all with my garden this year. Some individual containers were great but put all together...not so much.
Some of the good ones
https://vid899.photobucket.com/albums/ac192/JohnCm_bucket/JohnCm_bucket052/P1030518_zpsfiv6ozzw.mp4
Some of the good ones
https://vid899.photobucket.com/albums/ac192/JohnCm_bucket/JohnCm_bucket052/P1030518_zpsfiv6ozzw.mp4
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