Simply Charming Container Water Features
With a little creativity, containers of all types can be used to make memorable water features for the garden.
(6 photos)Medicinal and culinary herbs almost seem to have been designed to grow in containers, and the sheer range of pots, troughs, and recycled artifacts that can be successfully used is limited only by your imagination.
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Old zinc or galvanized watering cans spring leaks and become useless for their original purpose, but they make useful planters. As long as it can hold sufficient compost for a herb to grow in over the summer season and without becoming waterlogged, pretty much anything could be appropriated or recycled from the shed or attic, scrubbed up, and planted.
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With a little creativity, containers of all types can be used to make memorable water features for the garden.
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