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Forgot in previous post that you cannot add two pictures in one post without going through photobucket..........OOPS!

I used this old outdoor candle chandlier as a part of my "trash to treasure" garden club progam. Thought ya'll might like to see it.

We are not outdoor candle people...so it just hung on the porch collecting dust. One of the glass jars got broken, so I substituted a vienna sausage can and recycled the chandelier into a succulent/sedum planter. It now hangs on a sturdy shepherds crook in the garden.

ve

 
Posts: 2205 | Location: southern middle Tennessee | Registered: May 05, 2011Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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What a cute idea! I love succulents, so naturally, I love your creation!!



 
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That's pretty cute!


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Thanks Girls. This got the most ahhhhhs at garden club too.

ve
 
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That is an awesome idea! Tfs.
 
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Great idea! I love that vi-anna sausage can! Looks right at home in there! Big Grin


"The soil is the source of life, creativity, culture and real independence." David Ben-Gurion
 
Posts: 2931 | Location: SW Ga. 8a/b | Registered: Apr 21, 2011Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Great idea, ve! Now I know what to do with my candle chandelier if I ever get tired of it.

(I do regularly use mine with liquid citronella or regular candles.)
 
Posts: 2499 | Location: SoCal, Gardening/climate zones 9 or 23 | Registered: Feb 13, 2009Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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That is a nice idea!
What other clever ideas do you folks have at your club?
You must have some interesting meetings!
 
Posts: 3205 | Location: Putnam County, NY z5 | Registered: Jun 30, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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gaKaren - I see you have learned about vi-anna since living in the south.

CaRose - I'm glad that someone gets some use out of their chandelier...it is a good recycling project.

Jvelo - we have some pretty interesting programs from time to time. I've learned a lot from some very creative ladies. We've had demo's on shoe planters, garden totems, toad houses, etc.

Thanks y'all.

ve
 
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ooh, I like that idear!!!... I did one years back but used candles and globes in it.... got a pic here somewheres.....but the sedums are waaaay better!!!....love it!!....yeah, here it is....see there?... great minds think alike!!.. LOL!!!...

http://multiply.com/mu/unfette...PpV2A&nmid=131623281


"Gardening Keeps Me Growing!"

 
Posts: 26798 | Location: Near Charlotte, NC, zone 7 | Registered: Sep 18, 2002Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Really cute, Vera! And Toots, I like yours too!!


Karen
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Posts: 1515 | Location: St. Joseph MO; Zone 5b | Registered: Apr 12, 2005Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Very inventive.


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