Hello Everyone!
How do you like my worn, rusty, coca cola bottle crate wagon that I made?
Sometime ago, I had a wagon planter that had fallen apart from being exposed to the weather year round. Being the hoarder that I am, I kept the wagon base and threw the rest away.
Boy am I glad I kept those parts because it was a perfect fit for this coca cola bottle crate that I purchased at a flea market in Kentucky! All I had to do was attached the old wagon base with screws to the underside of the crate.
I’m thinking that maybe I will purchase some herbs and plant them in it or would you plant flowers?
What do you think…herbs or flowers?
As always, thanks for your visit and I’m excited to hear what you would plant in this little wagon of mine!
Gail
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Oh my Gail, I fell in love with it!
ReplyDeleteGail, that is so cute and would look nice with flowers in it.
ReplyDeleteVery cute Gail...I would love it with flowers and some colored bottles in it too.
ReplyDeleteThat is genius! I love it! Of course, I am kicking myself because I most likely had the same wagon that fell apart after weathering many seasons outdoors. I didn't have the foresight to keep the base. You are clever.
ReplyDeleteCute!!! I think anything would look great, flowers, like a bulb, in each cubby would look cool.
ReplyDeleteThank you the sweet comment today.
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Linsey
That was smart to save the wagon part. I love your idea of using a soda crate on it like that. You could do a mix of both flowers and herbs if you wanted to. It looks like you have lots of room.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love everything about it. I actually love it with nothing in it. It's such a statement piece.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. I would plant a wee garden with vegetables. Would be easy to keep.
ReplyDeleteGreat wheels and I see why you saved it. This marriage of parts is lovely. I am all about herbs these days. Pretty and edible.
ReplyDeleteThat looks great, Gail! Sometimes it pays to be a hoarder! : ) I think you can't go wrong with either herbs or flowers. If you use herbs a lot I'd go that route; since I don't, if it was mine, I'd plant flowers.
ReplyDeleteHi Gail, I'm a new follower! I absolutely love what you did with the two pieces...how clever! I think you could put herbs or flowers in it, but it's really pretty just the way it is. I'm fairly new to blogging but making great friends, stop by and visit :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I would have thrown the wheels away and then found the crate the next week. Glad you saved them.
ReplyDeleteOh, that little wagon is wonderful! It would look great with either flowers or herbs. I might be inclined to plant both.
ReplyDeleteIt's adorable! What a neat idea, good thing you kept it! I guess I'd go with flowers since it's spring!
ReplyDeleteI think that either would be perfect and it would also be perfect in my front yard!! So if you ever get tired of it...just say the word...cuz it is wayyyyyyy cute!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this idea!
ReplyDeleteJoAnn
What a great idea. I would plant herbs in there.
ReplyDeleteIt's a fabulous addition Gail!...Herbs are a fantastic idea, although I like it just the way it is set within your flower garden...beautiful...have a happy day, Mariaelena
ReplyDeleteHi Gail, You never cease to amaze me girl, I love that soda crate wagon!!! It will look lovely with either herbs or flowers, you need something that allow the little dividers to be seen still, I think. So maybe I will say "herbs".
ReplyDeleteHugs, Cindy
Wow, I just adore your little wagon made out of a crate....you are so clever!! Love the little dividers in it too :o)
ReplyDelete~Des
Gail I LOVE IT!! I think herbs would look great in there!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, Gail!
ReplyDeleteThis is great! Personally, I'd do both!! And, I'd stagger the timing with so many spaces to you'd have both color and fresh tender herbs all season long! Sweet William (mini carnation) is compact and just buy one itty bitty one, and it will be a forever plant! Around the edges, maybe the corners, I'd plant a draping cover plant! So many options!
Wow, wow, wow, what a great find!
Have fun, and please update later in the summer!
Blessings,
Donna
Just adorable!! I think that I'd put plants in every OTHER hole since they're close together and the plants will grow and disguise the cute little sections. I'd fill alternate sections with mulch, colored glass or pretty rocks.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I love it! And I just realized you're the same Gail that commented on my Ikea Canisters makeover with the Faux galvanizing technique. Thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteI love this little sweetie and like your
ReplyDeleteidea of planting herbs in it. THAT would
be terrific!
This is soooooo cute! I vote for herbs AND flowers!
ReplyDeleteOh, I say shake things up a bit and fill it with beer bottles.
ReplyDeleteJust kidding. I vote for flowers, although it looks so cute even when it's empty!
Some people can look at two completely unrelated items and imagine putting them together to equal something new and wonderful. It's a creative knack I don't possess, but you certainly do! I adore this little wagon. Please post more of your beautiful photos when you decide what plants to put in it.
ReplyDeleteVisiting from Kristen's Creations. I love love your wagon. I just did a post on finding unusual containers for flowers. Yours is perfect.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cute idea. Love the little wagon.
ReplyDeleteSo many possibilities with this sweet little wagon! Would make a cute little herb garden. Let us know what you decide!
ReplyDeleteOh, Gail, I love the wagon with the coca cola crate! I can't believe it fit so perfectly. I guess I'd pick herbs, but either would look great just as long as they don't over grow that cute little wagon. Love it!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Patti
That turned out super cute Gail! Thanks for finding me, I'm following you too on LF. Little Bit from www.DecorateWithaLittleBit.com
ReplyDeleteHi Gail,
ReplyDeleteOh wow you are so clever!!!
Dee
Clever and cute! I'd go with herbs.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's just darling! You have so much great stuff here. I found you through your feature on Savvy Southern Style, and I'm glad I did. Stop by and see me at Quirky Vistas sometime. I'd love to have you visit!
ReplyDeleteLove that wagon! Awesome job....just became your newest follower and subscriber! Come on by my blog for a visit and maybe even subscribe if you like! Have a fantastic day!
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