Showing posts with label concrete. Show all posts
Showing posts with label concrete. Show all posts

Sunday, May 16, 2010

Georgia Bulldog

Vintage concrete Georgia Bulldog--what a find!

He was missing an ear when I found him, but a little repair job made him almost as good as new. In spite of the fact the shop is located in Alabama, deep in Auburn (and University of Alabama) territory, the Bulldog was quickly snapped up and carried off to Atlanta. He now graces the garden somewhere in UGA territory!

Check back with me again--you never can tell what I might find and I'm always searching for vintage garden items!

Friday, March 19, 2010

Terra Cotta Open House. . .

Just a sneak peak into my talk "Antiques in the Garden".
This vintage planter has been transformed into a wonderful centerpiece or candleholder. A wine glass, to hold the candle, has been "planted" with the flowers! Creeping phlox was added around the glass.
Hopefully, I will post notes from my talk along with photos.

Thursday, January 28, 2010

garden delight. . .

old concrete planters. . .

I brought in the concrete planters last week and they have certainly become conversation pieces. They are stunning and would be a wonderful accent to your garden. When the weather warms, flowers or ferns will be planted . Priced at under $100 for the pair, they will be snapped up before Spring.



The concrete baskets are also perfect for flowers or as Easter decorations. There is already a plan growing to use them in our Easter decor at the shop! ($70, pair)
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