Toilet planter

In the country, nearly everything can be re-purposed. Organic matter can go into the compost pile, if not fed to some critter in the barn. Items that can burn, usually go into some type of incino…

Last week at the end of replacing a leaky toilet tank for a friend I found myself with two entire toilets and a tank. The first step in my reuse project was to dismantle them. After I'd taken the tanks off and removed the spud and fill valve and handle I cleaned everything with Bar Keepers Friend. Then I Googled up reuse ideas for unwanted toilets. Does nobody take them apart but me?! All the ideas were for entire, assembled toilets! Freakin' petunias in the bowl and the tank, just sitting…

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Toilet planter w/ gnome~~The ReStore can help you do this! We've got the toilets: the rest is up to you.

October 22, 2012 Each week in October, which is Support Your Independent Nursery Month, I am featuring one of my favorite Austin-area nurseries here at Digging. To make things even more interesting, I’m also hosting a giveaway every week—one from … Read More

Elevate your garden's charm with innovative landscaping concepts utilizing repurposed bathroom items! Turn an old shower door into a charming vertical herb garden by affixing small pots or mason jars. Hang it on a wall or fence for an eye-catching and space-efficient showcase. Alternatively, convert a bathroom cabinet into a stylish storage unit for your gardening essentials. Apply vibrant hues and embellish with decorative knobs to infuse character.

Somehow a new trend has made a big splash* in the decor space without even a whiff* of notice. Old toilets are now this seasons new planting vessel. I got my first introduction when I saw this gracing a neighbors front yard. Flushed* with disbelief, I googled 'toilet planters' and saw that this really is a thing. photos via dreamworker32000 / mapawatt / art at home / design salon I'm a big fan of repurposing old items but I somehow can't get behind* this one. *Sorry, I couldn't resist the…

This was in a mosaic garden by Jude Morrah but is no longer there