
I tried to revive them by putting in some extras but they soon died off. That would be in the middle planter. So I moved in my Cyclamen to either side to give it colour again. The Hosta that were there are going to be planted in the shade gardens along with some ivy I have sitting around. Time to move things around. I have got loads of Spider plants now as I planted a bunch of babies. So they will all come in for winter so next year I will have even more. Has anyone tried them in the ground?


I am showing several views of the things on the deck. I have an old metal cooler and tool box under a glass table. All of those I got free. I use an old barrel as a side table to hold plants.

My helpers

The potted plants are useful because they can be moved where needed

The stool is rather dilapidated now and I topped it with a slate so the top does not completely break apart

I moved the old ice box to the back and like it better back there. That gave me another planter to use somewhere else. I love moving things around.

Now I just need to dig the borders again and weed...............waiting for some cooler days.
4 comments:
Love your pictures and the last post on Hostas....I love them too!
I look forward to more garden pics.
I love how you change things up in the garden - the tables and stools are wonderful.
What fun to change things around--always a new look! The little house looks pretty in that spot, too. We have lots of spider plants--I'm always potting babies, too, LOL, but only indoors. I don't think they could survive the winters here.
Btw, just because you asked...I listed a new flower basket on Etsy--not sure if you saw it on my blog or in my Weebly shop. So far, I have not found another "flat" wreath suitable for trillium. I bought the one you saw at Hobby Lobby when they opened & haven't seen another one since! I'll keep looking though.
Your garden rocks! I love it! I love all the unusual things in it! You are very creative Janice! I agree with Deb, I don't think spider plants would be ok outside in the winter.
Take Care ;o)
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