




My love for kitchenalia and ceramic dinnerware doesn't just end in the kitchen - it also extends into the garden! Found coloured saucepans, old second-hand tin kettles and empty food tins all make wonderful colourful and unusual containers for plants! I've even used an old magazine rack as a plant holder (see picture above). Teacups and saucers also feature housing small succulents and small spider-plants.
Gardens are great for anyone with a creative passion - you can be very experimental in the garden and I love that gardens are constantly changing. Container planting is perfect for moving plants around and playing with different compositions. For anyone else with a quirky eye for their garden I can highly recommend the book 'Planted Junk' by Adam Caplin - you can buy it here.
Lovely assortment of pots ... looks like a nice place to sit with a cup of tea ... and it seems you have a cat just like mine ... always has to be in the shot! xx
ReplyDeleteHi Allison! Yes it's a lovely place to have a cup of tea (peppermint or earl grey preferably) and the lovely Jolly cat is so much more photogenic than me!! Lucy x
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