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If you have an old bucket, trough, wheel or even a refrigerator, do not rush to throw away such goodness, because it may come in handy. The second life of old things in the country is very real, you just have to approach the issue more practically and with new ideas.

From articles of this kind, you can create a whole section, because this is not the first time we are talking about how to effectively use various old items in the country. Today we will continue the series of articles with even more interesting and original ideas, thanks to which you can save money on purchasing new decor, as well as diversify your country house design and life.

Let us immediately draw your attention to the fact that there are simply hundreds of ideas and crafts, original things and handmade items, so we will not be able to show and describe absolutely everything. But if readers of the site are interested in such information, we will be happy to provide a topic for study in continuation of this article.

Country pond from an old basin

An original solution was applied to a small plastic basin that had either become unusable or lost its aesthetic appearance. Now it is a small pond, which is made very simply. A small hole was dug in a convenient place, where the basin was installed. Further, just a few types of plants around the new summer cottage, and nice decor. The only issue is the periodic removal of water from such a pond, but we will leave that to the pumps.

Playground accessories

From old and unnecessary things you can make interesting accessories for the playground. At first glance, this is not a very attractive invention, but this is where children can let off steam. Get ready for it to be noisy and fun, but these are costs.

A simple accessory can be made from old frying pans, pots, plastic bowls and flower pots, bottles and other unnecessary items. All you need is a structure frame and a simple body kit with clamps or nails and screws.

The country washbasin is transformed.

We already know how to make a washing area in the country, and therefore there is no need to feel sorry for the old washbasin... but you definitely don’t need to throw it away either. Old, shabby and rusty, it makes a great decor for any fence or wall. All you need is a little nutritious substrate and a nice ornamental plant that can be placed inside. Look at the photos below to see how original this product looks.

Country decor from old containers

We have already talked about using old containers. Baths under the pond, buckets in the form of flower containers and so on. Today we will simply update what was mentioned earlier with a simple picture below, which contains quite interesting products that turn into original compositions.

A barrel, a trough, a bathtub - all of this can still hold water, which means it can become a nice water feature, and practically for free.

Using an old bathtub in the countryside

Many lines have been written about this sanitary accessory, but today another colorful idea is a flower bath. An old and slightly battered bathtub, which can no longer be used for water procedures and the production of water structures, will do an excellent job for another purpose.

You can cover the bathtub with pieces of old broken tiles, colored plastic and ceramics, and other colorful objects, install it in the garden or nearby a country house, and plant a lot of ornamental plants in its bowl. Agree, a very original solution that can even complement the landscape design of the dacha.

Don't throw away your old toilet!

We recently studied the topic of how to build a new toilet at the dacha, and therefore we definitely don’t need an old toilet. But we don’t send it to a landfill either, because a ceramic product becomes for a bathroom or even a country yard. We agree that placing such a “miracle” near the threshold of a country house is overkill, but if it’s somewhere in the corner of the country house, it will be cute and a lot of fun. Several colors will decorate old plumbing fixtures and add a touch of originality!

But we won’t stop there either, because even more exclusive country decor can be obtained from two toilets at once. They did not expect?

Second life for an old bike

Almost every summer resident has a bicycle. But a previously broken two-wheeled vehicle is also hidden in the barn. If this is the case, then you shouldn’t scrap the bike, because they will give you pennies for it. But if you use it for a different purpose, it will be much more interesting.

You can use several boxes in our composition, and then it will come out completely original. Again flowers and nutrient substrate, again a little originality and your own ideas. The result is really cool country decor!

Barrels, buckets and troughs

We have already mentioned the old country containers in which we stored or transported water, washed or kneaded something. But when they saw the cute products, they couldn’t stop.

Leftover paint from a home or garage renovation can help turn old barrels into new garden features or flower containers.

With a little work, a wooden ladder, or just a structure made from old timber, as well as a few buckets, will become a flower stand.

And an old and leaky trough, from which you can’t even make a shower tank, will become another product for flowers. And if the trough is painted in cheerful colors, then it will not be a shame to identify the product in the middle of the garden.

Original flower sink

Do you have an old sink after renovation, but a previously replaced faucet has been lying around idle in the garage for a couple of years? We came up with a purpose for these things too. Arrange a small container for flowers that can be placed absolutely anywhere. This composition will look harmonious in the garden, in the flower bed, and even in the green area of ​​the patio.

Plant cute annuals in the sink, attach a faucet to the side, and stick a couple of plates and bowls inside that you no longer use.

Flower pots made from old shoes

In one of the articles we talked about how to use old shoes for flowers. There were also sneakers or boots, but not so important. At the moment, we have decided to expand the collection of old shoes, which were sent to the dacha in order to continue their service. A whole stand of shoe flower pots is a good idea for any garden.

Country train made of boxes and logs

To create such an interesting country train, you will need very little - a log, a chainsaw, a few old boxes, nails, and ornamental plants. Yes, you can also use paint if you want to paint everything.

So, take a chainsaw and cut circles for the wheels. We lay the rest of the log in the area where it is necessary to create decor. We place several boxes in front of the log, and nail the finished wheels onto the log. Well, nothing complicated, but the original product is ready!

How to use an old refrigerator in the countryside

In previous articles on our site there was a note on how to make a greenhouse from an old refrigerator. But now we have another idea - the production of country furniture!

This, one might say, is even cabinet upholstered furniture, since the refrigerator is lined on all sides and even lined with foam rubber on the seat and backrest. In short, through absolutely simple steps and spending just a couple of hours of free time, an old refrigerator can be transformed into a small ottoman or sofa. What’s positive is that there is space inside the furniture to store various items, something like a cabinet.

By the way, judging by the internal lining, if you add foam plastic and insulating film to the walls of the refrigerator, you can also get a portable refrigerator-thermos for cold drinks. Just imagine how you are relaxing in the shade of a green garden on a new ottoman, and in order to quench your thirst, you no longer run into the house, but simply take out cool lemonade from the same ottoman. Everything is very practical!

Flowerbed from an old bed

An old bed at the dacha will not bring a lot of money if you sell it for scrap, in principle, like the old bicycle we talked about above. More headache than profit. But it will easily become another decorative product. Install not even the bed itself, but only the bed, its side parts in the garden, or even in the middle of the lawn. Next, make a raised flower bed right where the bed frame is. Well, that’s all, now it’s just a lot of flowers and caring for them to get a beautiful look and aroma.

Hanging utensils in the country kitchen

From the same old bicycle that was used for dacha decor, you can take one wheel for kitchen decor in the dacha. It will make an excellent hanger for dishes - saucepans and ladles, but it can also make a stand. The only thing is that the old wheel will not look very organic in a new and tidy kitchen, and therefore it should be put in order.

It is clear that in general there is no point in restoring a rotten and crooked bicycle wheel, but in a more or less tolerable condition, you can try. We will need to strip the wheel almost to the base, wipe it off with a rag to remove dust, and then, preferably, degrease it. Now you can simply paint it in the desired color with aerosol paint from a can, or any other simple brush.

Mailbox with a modern twist

In a few years, humanity may completely forget about mailboxes, because there is less and less correspondence in envelopes. It’s all because of email, chats and other innovations of the era, but that’s not what we’re talking about today. While we still receive letters, or simply notifications regarding payment for electricity and water used at the dacha, we need a mailbox. You can make it from anything, but it will be very interesting if the box is made from an old PC system unit. It's very simple, you just need to install the system unit near the entrance to the yard and slightly secure it from being opened by third parties!

New chair from an old cart

A country cart, or simply a wheelbarrow, with which we transport crops or use it at a construction site, can be used even after a breakdown. This often happens when the body is welded and a new one is installed in place of the old wheel. But if a breakdown has rendered the cart completely inoperable or there is no desire to repair it, we suggest using the cart for another purpose.

The picture below shows how easy it is to make a completely comfortable and original chair based on a trolley. Just 100-200g of paint, a secure installation and a few cushions to create a comfortable space.

And the old ball will come in handy.

Yes, you won’t be able to play with such a ball anymore, but that’s not scary, because it can be used in a very interesting way. For example, to create a hanging container for flowers. If there are several balls, this is even better, since the quantity can completely complement the composition.

Choose a place, say, in a gazebo or near a seating area, hang halves of balls with substrate or quality soil inside, and plant some plants there. These can be house flowers, annuals and perennials, and maybe even strawberries, which will decorate the new container not only with pretty greens, but also with delicious berries.

What to make from old items at the dacha (video)

Reviews and comments

Olga 08/14/2014

Hello!
Thank you. I always look forward to your newsletter.
Today I especially liked the information about the possibility of using old things, I’ll definitely try it myself.
Designing on your own is both interesting and scary in case it doesn’t work out. But now I want to fly to the dacha and create.
Best regards, Olga,
Saint Petersburg.

Igor 10/28/2014

By the way, my sister used the old bathroom exactly as in the first photo. At first they tried to make a small pond out of film, which, of course, began to let water through almost immediately, so an old bathtub did the trick. They, however, painted it dark inside, which, in principle, is justified.

Original landscape decorations are always very expensive if you buy them in stores or order them from craftsmen. By showing your imagination and putting in a little work, you can make unique decor yourself. It won't cost a penny. Moreover, you will finally get rid of unnecessary things and dispose of leftover building materials after renovation. All in your hands. If they are gold, then even trash will turn into charming and completely functional garden decorations. Give your junk a wonderful new life!

You can start with the simplest thing - crafts from old things that have served their purpose. Surely everyone at their dacha has a lot of items about which they say: “There is no need to store it, but it’s a pity to throw it away.” These can be various containers - buckets, watering cans, rusty barrels, as well as children's toys, old clothes, shoes, furniture. Each of these things can become a nice landscape decoration and “work in a new specialty” for at least one, or even several seasons.

The easiest way is to make flower beds from trash. Let's look at a few ideas.

For example, a small flower pot made from a children's ball. All you need is an old ball, a tool that will be convenient for cutting it, and a little patience.

To make such a pot, you just need to wash the rubber ball, carefully cut it in the middle and make small holes in the “bottom” of the new container. Option - do not make holes in the ball, but use it as a stand-pallet for a small flower pot

The second option is flower beds in old containers. For small flower beds, aluminum and plastic basins and watering cans are useful. If you find a barrel, it is a real treasure. You can make a funny figurine out of it. In addition to the barrel itself, you will need paints and brushes.

This non-trivial decoration is very easy to make. The old barrel needs to be cleaned of rust, painted, painted, filled with soil, and flowers planted in it. All!

Another option for designing a container is fabric or burlap. Basins and barrels do not need to be painted, but covered with old fabric. If it is monochromatic, then a funny pattern would be appropriate.

These figures are made from ordinary barrels covered with burlap. The container is simply “placed” in a bag of a suitable size, the canvas is pulled and secured. It looks like a tall pot. To bring it to life, just paint a face and put a “belt” made of old rope on the figurine

Stands for flowerpots can be made from old furniture - chairs with backs, small armchairs or ordinary stools.

Thus, a chair with a back gives plenty of room for imagination. It can be used as a stand for climbing plants or flowerpots. To do this, a hole of the required diameter is cut in the seat, the “frame” and back are painted, and a homemade or ready-made flowerpot is installed

The seat can be replaced with geotextiles, where soil can be poured and mosses and climbing plants can be planted. Long stems will braid and hide the back and legs. The result is an interesting floral decoration that can be placed in a gazebo, next to a pond or in the middle of a broken flower bed. In the same way, you can use the headboard from an old bed or other similar object.

Unnecessary clothes and shoes can also be used as flower pots. All you have to do is sew the legs of old jeans, fill them with soil and hang them up - you’ve got a ready-made flower garden. True, it will not last long, but it will be useful. An excellent garden decoration would be a “flower pot” made from an old sneaker or boot.

Torn sneakers don’t have to go to the landfill. Fill them with soil and plant bright flowers. They will please the eye all season long

Use old clothes for! Stuffed animals have not been used to scare away birds for a long time, but they may well become a highlight of the landscape. To create such a figurine, you will need pants, a shirt, any headdress, a small packing bag or pillowcase, stuffing material, and sewing supplies. The frame can be made from two bars - long and short.

On a long block you need to put a short one at a height of 1.7 m (you will get something like a cross). A white packaging bag or pillowcase should be filled with straw or nitron and shaped into a ball. This will be the head of the scarecrow. She is impaled on the top of the pole.

All that remains is to attach it and paint it with markers to make a face. Hair can be made from ropes or straw. Now all that remains is to “dress” the stuffed animal in a shirt and pants, pin them together with pins and stuff them with stuffing. On the head - a hat.

If there are no suitable materials for creating scarecrow hair, you can use ordinary plastic bags. They are simply cut into strips and attached to the fabric head with sewing pins

To complete the look, you can make a scarecrow “hands” from old gloves or mittens. If the scarecrow is made not just for decorative purposes, but to combat birds pecking at the crop, you can add a “frightening effect” by attaching old CDs to the figurine’s hands. When the wind blows, they will rotate, shine and drive away birds.

The video presents the best decorative stuffed animals that can only be found on the Internet. Perhaps you will be inspired by the ideas of their creators:

How to make a pond from an unnecessary bathtub?

All or almost all summer residents dream of having a pond on their property. Even the smallest artificial pond seems like an oasis of coolness in the summer heat. You can buy a ready-made container at a specialized store, or you can use an old bathtub left over after renovation. By decorating it with natural stone and planting greenery around the pond, you will create a real masterpiece.

If you simply bury the bathtub in the ground and decorate it with flowers, it will look relatively nice, but will not cause delight. But if you collect the stones left after constructing a well or pit, and line unnecessary plumbing fixtures with them, you can simultaneously get rid of the bathtub, not remove the stones from the site, and at the same time get luxurious landscape decor. As a binding material for laying stone, you can use a cement frost-resistant mixture for outdoor work.

Work order:

1. You need to dig a hole the size of the bathtub, install plumbing and cement it.
2. When the cement platform with the container is ready, a decorative stone slide is laid.
3. The remaining stones are placed around the makeshift pond and cemented.
4. When the cement dries, water is filled into the bath or left empty to collect rainwater.

After all, the area around the stone pond is decorated with vegetation, flowers, benches are installed, or left in its original form.

The finished pond retains the shape of the bathtub. If desired, it can be modeled using stones. It is best to choose a shape that will allow you to conveniently clean the pond from debris and dirt.

Swan flowerpot made of bottle and putty

Near the stone pond you can place a pair of wonderful swans, for the production of which you will need construction waste and two 5-liter plastic bottles.

The frame for the swan's body will be a cut square bottle, which is filled with cement-sand mortar or any other filler to make it heavier. The neck is made of a metal rod. It is bent in the shape of a number 2, inserted into the neck of the bottle and secured.

The neck is one of the most difficult parts. To securely secure the rod, you can use tile adhesive. And to properly finish the neck with putty, a regular medical bandage will be useful. It is wetted and wrapped around each new layer, pressing it to the base

Pieces of mesh, cut to the shape of the wings, are attached to the bottle. The finished frame is finished with putty. The most difficult thing is to form the neck and head from putty; you will have to be patient so that they turn out beautiful and smooth.

The tail is made from a piece of the same mesh and putty. When the craft is completely dry, it needs to be sanded with sandpaper and painted, and the weighting material must be taken out of the bottle to create a depression.

A swan figurine is not a simple decoration for a garden or artificial pond. You can plant plants with a shallow root system in it. The result will be a beautiful flowerpot, ideal for installation near a stone pond from a bathtub

What can be made from construction waste?

After the renovation is completed, there is always a lot of different waste left. Almost all of them can be used for landscaping the site. Even construction waste is not useless.

For example, tiles removed from a wall in a kitchen or bathroom can be used to create beautiful garden paths or borders. Used drywall or plastic is quite suitable for creating useful and aesthetic crafts.

Option #1 – drywall and plywood

Drywall, plywood, OSB boards are universal materials. By cutting them into pieces of the required size and fastening them with a mounting profile, you can create amazingly beautiful flowerpots, arrange them, make useful things for decorating a gazebo, and make them durable.

This charming little cow is made of plasterboard. To make it, you just need to form a square flowerpot from plasterboard, attach a muzzle, paint it and install it on the legs of an old stool

Option #2 – tin and stainless steel

You can create a lot of interesting crafts from tin and stainless steel. Pieces of material are suitable for making garden lamps, ashtrays, urns, hanging containers for seedlings or flowers. Even tin cans of paints and adhesives can be used.

You can see what a lamp made from a jar looks like in the video:

Option #3 – lumber

Anything will do on the farm, especially if that “everything” is leftover lumber. Beams, slats, and boards are perfect for creating containers, boxes, shelves, racks, vertical gardening systems, and stands.

A used parquet board can become a charming horse container if you add a funny horse face and a mane of twigs. The figurine can be painted or varnished

Option #4 – thermal insulation materials

Remains of foil insulation are useful when creating. They can be used to decorate the outside of sculptures. The foil surface reflects beautifully in the sun and makes the craft stand out against the background of the garden. However, there may be a more practical application for insulation - thermal insulation of greenhouses and utility rooms.

The video below shows ideas for crafts made from foil or foil insulation:

Option #5 – fight and remaining bricks

Bricks and building blocks can be used even if they are split. These are ideal materials for the construction of fences, borders, and flower beds.

Fairytale castles and columns and lamps will look great in the garden. Brick can be used to lay out the bases for a durable table and benches in the gazebo.

Brick can be used for zoning the territory of the site. Fencing separates flower beds from garden plants to focus attention on the decor

Even more decor ideas: video examples

Human imagination is limitless, and many summer residents have learned to usefully use the most unnecessary, at first glance, materials. Check out their experience:

Has junk accumulated in your apartment? Don’t leave it on habitable square meters, take it to the dacha! Bottles, tiles, old pants, construction waste, waste - there is a place for everything here.

Bulk materials will become wonderful sculptures, and bottles will become real palaces. Even if the garden decor only lasts one season, you will enjoy looking at it. If he lives longer, you will have a reason to be proud of your golden hands. Don't miss this chance!

Unconventional use of ordinary things is a great idea for decorating a garden or cottage. Unnecessary objects that have lost their value and appearance can get a second life, turning into an attractive element of garden decoration. Flowers are a wonderful decoration in themselves, and flower arrangements placed in beautiful, original flower beds will become the highlight of the garden.

The article presents some ideas on how to interestingly make flower beds and flower beds with your own hands, what available materials to use, how to arrange front gardens beautifully, practically, and inexpensively.

Interesting ideas for flower beds in the country

There are many ideas for decorating a dacha. Folk craftsmen sometimes create amazing jewelry from old, unnecessary items and scrap materials. We can say that there are as many decorative flower beds as there are summer residents.

Thanks to the creativity of decorators (mostly amateurs), many old things find their “second life” in the country. Therefore, you should not throw away unnecessary old tires, boxes, leaky galvanized buckets - many things can still become useful!

Standard pots are becoming a thing of the past. True creativity knows no boundaries except imagination. To create a flowerbed with your own hands, use a variety of materials:

• tires, old tires;
• hollow trunks of old felled trees;
• cans;
• old barrels;
• gutters;
• cars;
• plastic bottles;
• bricks, stones left over from dismantling old buildings;
• boxes.

Tire flowerbed

Tires are often used to create colorful flower beds. This idea is suitable for beginners to make interesting products from old tires, but it will require force and skill. There are 2 tire layout options:

1. On the ground. If the tire is placed on the ground, it is enough to fill the center of the tire with earth and plant flowers. The outer side of the tire can be painted with any paint, matching the color to the environment, the design of neighboring buildings, and garden furniture. With tires you can organize flower beds in various compositions, giving free rein to your imagination.
2. Hanging. A hanging tire is placed on the wall of a house, a tree, and earth is poured into the bottom. Flowers that grow freely hanging down should be planted in a hanging tire. The paint is chosen arbitrarily, sometimes the surface is not painted at all.

How to make flower beds from tires photo, video

Decorative birds, animals, other tire products

Tires in the garden can turn into beautiful swans. To make original flower beds you will need:

• a little imagination, desire;
• old tire,
• dye;
• fertilized soil;
• seeds, flower seedlings.

Such tires will decorate your summer cottage in an original way and serve as the basis for creating small flower beds.

Video - how to make original flower beds from tires with your own hands

Beautiful flower garden made from bottles

A bottle fence will beautifully limit a flower bed. You will have to collect a sufficient number of bottles. The bottles need to be turned upside down and placed tightly next to each other, burying the neck down into the ground, defining the boundaries of the flower beds. Old bottles will help create a unique mini-fence.

Stone fencing

Various large stones lying around on the site, found in nature, are often used as a fence. The stones need to be beautifully installed, possibly secured with mortar. The stones will help organize a beautiful fence for a flower garden that has a natural look. Similarly, to create flower beds of different shapes, you can use old bricks and tiles left over from old dismantled buildings.

Flower garden in a bucket, old watering can

Shoes can become original pots, which can be painted and placed in the garden, planting flowers in them. Other unnecessary household items can act as flowerbeds, which, despite their unsuitability, receive a second life:

• old boxes,
• wash basin,
• bath,
• bike.

A flower garden organized in an old bucket looks harmonious on a summer cottage. The bucket needs to be given a new life by painting it. The finished bucket needs to be buried in the ground, good drainage should be made at the bottom, or the bottom should be removed completely.

Old furniture

A good auxiliary material for creating an original flower garden is old furniture, for example, an old chair. Old furniture needs to be cleaned of paint and refreshed by painting it with any paint you wish. A pot of flowers is inserted into the leaky seat. The original decoration can be easily rearranged to any place, depending on:

• degree of illumination,
• weather conditions,
• reorganization of the garden plot,
• desires of the summer resident.

You can use not only old unnecessary chairs, but also a chair made with your own hands from branches cut from old trees in the garden.

Flower beds in old drawers, cabinets, plumbing fixtures

Cabinets like flowerbeds, a bathtub filled with flowers are original ideas that bring a lot of ingenuity and color variety to the garden. Various decorative items will help complement the design:

• small stones collected from the site;
• decorative figures;
• umbrellas;
• cute trinkets that have nowhere to store and would be a shame to throw away.

Garden decorations from old shoes, baskets, broken pots

Using shoes to decorate a dacha is a rather unusual way to diversify a terrace, fence, or garden. An old leather shoe will serve as a container for planting flowers and ornamental plants.

Unusual flower beds made from old shoes, photo

You can use an old wicker basket for a flower bed. The decorative decoration fits perfectly into a country-style garden, giving a positive, warm character to the cottage. It is easy to move a wicker flowerbed to another place, hiding it from rain, hail, strong wind, and hiding young flower seedlings from the rays of the scorching sun.

A simple flower garden from an old basket, photo

Old broken, cracked vases and ceramic flower pots are useful in the garden, from which you can create fancy compositions with flowers, climbing and creeping plants.

Beautiful flower beds from scrap materials, photo

Interesting gabion flower beds can be created using wire mesh and pebbles, creating fancy shapes filled with soil.

In the trunks of old trees

The trunks of old trees are excellent for landscape design and will serve as a wonderful decorative flower garden.

Original flower beds in old tree trunks, photo ideas

Logs from thick tree trunks and branches harmonize perfectly with the landscape of the dacha and create a warm, homely atmosphere. Fallen trunks, stumps, and piles of cut branches can be used to create beautiful flower beds. Using an electric saw, a tree trunk can be easily cleared of branches before it dries and cut into thick pieces.

Wooden blanks can be used in different ways, depending on the size, diameter of the block or stump:

• Stumps with a diameter of 35 centimeters are used as stools and tables.
• Rotten stumps are the basis for stylish flower beds.
• Stumps, branches with a diameter of 8-20 cm, especially deciduous trees (oak, beech, hornbeam, elm, black acacia, ash, maple, walnut, pear) should be cut into pieces 10 cm long, then use them to create a wooden path in the garden from scrap materials.
• Thin pieces of wood with a diameter of 3-8 cm from twigs and branches are an ideal material for fences; you can use them to make the borders of garden paths or the palisade of a stylish flower bed.
• The remains of the branches should be cut into small pieces, used as mulch, compost, and covered with them on the surface of flower beds and garden paths, following the example of decorative colored bark.

If the trunk has an attractive shape, you can use it as a sculpture. Before this, the trunk should be thoroughly cleaned and treated with a wood preparation, preferably linseed oil, or resin. The inside is filled with earth, plants are planted - then it becomes an original flower pot. You can place containers with flowers inside the stump, then it will turn into a flower bed.

From pallets

Original flower beds can be made from popular pallets. Euro pallets are sold in every city and town and are used in warehouses for delivery and transportation of goods. We sell new and used pallets. This material is often used to create furniture and decorative accessories. Old pallets will have to be cleaned and painted.

You can attach flower pots to the pallets. Having made a small reconstruction, attaching the bottom, you can pour soil into the resulting containers and plant flowers - petunia, geranium.

Flower beds made from pallets, photo

Conclusion

Thus, from old things, broken pots, and other improvised materials, you can organize unique flower arrangements that make the area beautiful, cozy, and conducive to a pleasant rest. By making beautiful flower beds, we will at the same time give a second life to many old things, save a lot of money, and get a lot of pleasure from creativity.

What can you make from an old basin and a couple of rusty buckets? Of course, a flower garden, and not just any flower bed, but such a work of art. The trick of the design is that the buckets seem to hang in the air. An interesting solution, so that surprised looks from passers-by are guaranteed.

It is better to take buckets with a holey bottom. Firstly, excellent drainage, secondly, it’s easier to work with such material, you don’t have to drill anything, poke it with a screwdriver and the hole is ready, and thirdly, “naturalness” is in fashion now, so if this flower garden made from old buckets claims to be art, then rust is just that.

So, you need to prepare several buckets and a basin.

• You need to choose a place in advance; this design is not transportable.
• Then you need to calculate the locations for the holes in each container through which the steel pipe will pass
• Drive the pipe into the ground and cement it.
• Place the lower container and fill with soil.
• Compact it tightly, as it will serve as the foundation.
• We place buckets on the pipe at an angle, filling them with soil as we go.

That's all, all that remains is to select the varieties of flowers so that they are ironed picturesquely, hanging a little from the buckets. It is better to choose different ones for each container, it is more beautiful and practical; in the upper part it is better to plant those that are not demanding on watering, otherwise you will have to walk with a stepladder.