When you spend a couple of hundred dollars on a solar-powered fountain, you kind of expect it to last more than two years. Well, at least we did. When ours stopped working at the end of last summer it was hard to determine why. Was it the pump? Was it the solar panel? Was it the wiring?
Last summer in the garden © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
Macabre © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
Toast © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
But then Rhiann had an idea. Why not take the remaining intact pieces and use it for a container garden?
The steps were so easy it didn't even need documenting. Basically she filled the bottom with a layer of gravel, to add both weight and drainage. Next she added potting soil. Then came the plants and more soil, topped with a layer of mulch to retain moisture and keep the dirt from blowing out.
Ta-daaa! Done!
Close up © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
Fountain garden © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
Fountain garden © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
All's well that ends well © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
There's still the top bowl of the fountain that we might do something with too - like a succulent garden. How trendy would that be?
Here's that cute Jack Russell Terrier pic you were waiting for!
Daisy & Buster © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
© Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
Quince Cottage Style is #agrarianchic - a mix of old and new, rustic and opulent.
Our goal is to make our new subdivision house look inviting, beautiful,
and as though it wasn't born yesterday!
turned out perfect ! love the copper !!
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