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Fun with spray paint!
It's spring again and I spent the last week cleaning up my yard and getting my flowers planted. But since it could be a while before they really start to bloom, I decided to paint all of my planters for a little extra color.
And then I decided I should paint the coffee table I bought for my deck. It was supposed to be black, but looked dark brown. I'm not too happy with the blue, I may have to change that to yellow next year.
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Table Legs |
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Table Top |
And I got some scraps out of the basement, stuff left over from building and put together a little potting bench. It's a good thing it sits in the gravel since none of the legs are exactly the same length.
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Potting Table |
But my flowers are all planted on the deck.
And the strawberries, potatoes, carrots & beets are planted in the raised beds.
I cleaned up my hillside and marked all the different plants coming up. I think the shooting stars will bloom any day, but some others are just barely coming up. Plus I got my garden spinners put together. Those came in bright colors so I didn't have to paint them.
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Nasturtiums |
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Garden Spinners |
After 10 days of clouds and rain, it finally cleared up yesterday and got sunny. Today was the first warm day, it was really beautiful.
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May 30, 2017 - view |
Next time I'm home, I'll need to work more on my rock 'garden'.
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