Houseleeks Planter
By Mikec
20 Apr, 2008
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Rescued bird bath from someone's trash.
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Yep great idea that Mikec then my Cat Sox wouldnt be able 2 see them & Eat/Chew the leafs & spoil them 4 me ,I may have 2 pinch this idea :) X
20 Apr, 2008
The bowl has a crack in it so it doesn't hold water but perfect for drainage.
20 Apr, 2008
Excellent idea, and thrifty too.!
21 Apr, 2008
I think i will look out for a old cracked bird bath,it looks great with plants in......................what a good idea
23 Apr, 2008
great idea, has anyone put this in to the "recycle" pages?
26 Feb, 2012
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What a great idea for a planter!
20 Apr, 2008