I had to make room for some of my new hosta purchases, since I love hosta more than I actually have room for. In the back I used to have a gigantic Joe Pye Weed. So I wrestled it out of there along with some daylilies. Once I had them out I then had room for some of my new purchases. In the place of Joe Pye are the hosta Moon Waves and Babbling Brook. I think it will look very nice next year, but now I am looking for some kind of garden art that will block the neighbors ugly yard and be a focal point behind the hosta. I just stuck an old dragonfly sprinkler in there now. I think it would be really cool to find some stained glass piece to put back there, but there is not a lot of light. I also have an old Lincoln rocker in the basement that I could spray paint a bright blue and use as a planter. Any suggestions, ideas, etc for me?
Hostas and Gardening in Wisconsin
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Any garden art suggestions?
I had to make room for some of my new hosta purchases, since I love hosta more than I actually have room for. In the back I used to have a gigantic Joe Pye Weed. So I wrestled it out of there along with some daylilies. Once I had them out I then had room for some of my new purchases. In the place of Joe Pye are the hosta Moon Waves and Babbling Brook. I think it will look very nice next year, but now I am looking for some kind of garden art that will block the neighbors ugly yard and be a focal point behind the hosta. I just stuck an old dragonfly sprinkler in there now. I think it would be really cool to find some stained glass piece to put back there, but there is not a lot of light. I also have an old Lincoln rocker in the basement that I could spray paint a bright blue and use as a planter. Any suggestions, ideas, etc for me?
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Go do a search of garden art and get lots of differnt ideas before you decide on one. But i like the rocker Idea. I have an old kids desk im going to use in my garden for leaf lettuces. The old schhol deskd where the chair is atatched and you can lift the lid!I love furniture elements in the garden.
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