Cool old car turned into a planter.
Flora Grubb
San Francisco, CA
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What a great idea for an old car. Hopefully the boat I saw and blogged about today won’t go that way too.
This is a very creative way of reusing an old car.
Love the idea of ultimately recycling!
Very cool!
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Traci
I love this, what a cool thing to do with an old car
Mollyxxx
On my, what a great idea! Really loved those shots. Thanks for hosting, Claudya!
This is so cool! Reminds me a little of the Cadillac Ranch in West Texas, although in that case, the caddies are planted into the desert. Maybe when my old car gives out, I’ll push it into the backyard and put some geraniums in it! 🙂
That’s freakin awesome!
They have some great plants in there!
Probably good karma taking a non-green machine and turning it into something hold greenery.
Really cool!
Looks so warm and cozy – the sunshine and your girls checking out the mobile garden! By the way – I dreamed of you last night (probably because I was guilty about not posting SIMC) – but in my dream, I gifted you a wraparound skirt. 😀 I remember it so vividly. Quite like this one. Who knows! 😀 Maybe someday soon. Hugs and have a great week ahead!
I’m quite the fan of wraparound skirts, so thank you!
I love it!
The old car is a treasure! I love seeing creativity expressed in gardening. Thanks for a fresh look at old stuff.