I made this planting station last year.
It has came in so handy.
I keep watering cans, hand garden tools, miracle grow, seeds,
weed sprays, and a lot more in there!
When we bought our house we had a lot of JUNK in the
barns.
And some treasures hidden in them too.
Sometimes I was the only one who saw the treasure
potential though :)
I grabbed 3 things from the barn.
A cabinet.
A table.
A head board (not pictured)
I simple screwed them all together to make THIS……
I threw some red paint on it and added a little
decoration to “farm fabulous” it up.
Even outdoor practical pieces should be “farm
fabulous”!!!
I did screw the birdhouses onto it
because there is no way the window would allow them to
stay otherwise.
And speaking of wind….
I also learned the hard way that I needed to secure the
planting station to the ground.
I pounded in a T-Post in and then secured one leg
of the
planting station to the T-Post with wire
(and it worked, YAY)
Your potting station is farm fresh and outdoor wonderful. Love the birdhouses and the bright red finish.
ReplyDeleteThis is AMAZING!!! My garden is so huge it requires it's own giant shed, but this would be perfect if it was smaller. How crafty of you! I've been itching to craft something lately, I'm just searching for the perfect product around the farm!
ReplyDeleteThis is so stink'n cute!
ReplyDeleteYour planting station is amazing! I am featuring it later today at Pick of the Bunch! Thank you so much for sharing at A Bouquet of Talent this week. I love it!! Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Kathy
I absolutely adore this! I am wanting to make myself a little planting station as well, and I'm truly inspired by your use of different pieces of furniture to make it. Oh the wheels are turning in my mind!
ReplyDeleteI am choosing this post as my favorite for the From the Farm Blog Hop, and it will be featured across all host blogs this week. :)
Hope to see you back at From the Farm Blog Hop this Friday!
~Kristi@Let This Mind Be in You
This is gorgeous! What a fun addition to any backyard.
ReplyDeleteI love this cause of course I just love red and how it is weathered. So glad you shared it.
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I would love for you to share and link up at my TGIF Link Party. The party is open every Thursday night and closes Wednesday's at midnight.
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Have a wonderful week!
Hugs, Cathy