Terra Cotta Pot Edging
February 11, 2012
For the past two years now I have placed an upside down terra cotta pot border along one side of my spruce tree and deck to contain a small perennial bed I have under a tree.
The perennials include sedums, astilbes, hostas, and lady's mantle.
This will be year three on the perennials so I am expecting a good show!
Think spring everyone!
Think spring everyone!
***I have received several questions about the farm implement leaning on the tree. It is a vintage seeder.
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Carlene, What a cute idea, now I'm going to look for more pots. I like your antique garden tiller? seed sower?...thingy.
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What is that roller-thingy? I want one! The rule for perennials-1st year they sleep, 2nd year they creep, 3rd year they leap! New follower!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Audrey
That's a really cute, easy idea! Looks great!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting and looks really cool. Love the vintage seeder. Mumzie
ReplyDeleteSweet idea using upside down clay pots.
ReplyDeleteJoyce M
Oh I love this idea! Tera Cotta looks so great in the outdoors....I'm going to try this...I have lots of pots! I'm your newest follower via Linky
ReplyDeleteSo thats what I can do with ALL my mom's pots!! Thanks for the idea!! Love your little bed
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What a fun way to create a border! It adds interest to the landscape! Thank you for joining TTF and have a wonderful week!
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