Driftwood flower bed

Succulents in driftwood ... Beautiful!!

Driftwood in flower bed.

This driftwood hanging planter is easy to make and uses an assortment of pots, macrame, and attachments such as drawer pulls and hooks.

driftwood flowerbed I created after I a really nice piece of driftwood floated up on my parents boat doc

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I’m headed out to the Oregon coast for a few days, and the last time I was out there, I brought home a little stash of driftwood. I wasn’t sure exactly what I was going to do with it, but I vaguely remembered pinning some potential driftwood projects. So I sifted through my pins, and […]

Driftwood from the beach, rope from the hardware store (or find your own), and a pneumatic nail gun to make this easy garden border

We don't know what it is about tree stumps that we love so much - maybe the natural texture, the joy of reusing materials, or the fact that they're completely free. Whatever the reason, we LOVE them, and we know you do too, which is why we collected some inspiring and crazy cool pictures of tree stump upcycles that you'd better not miss!1. Tree Stump Planter Hollow out a fallen tree, add a couple drainage holes, fill it with potting soil, and then just add colorful plants. It could…

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Driftwood Ideas for Garden: Creative Landscaping Tips Transform your garden into a coastal haven with creative driftwood ideas for garden decor. Explore rustic DIY projects and unique landscaping tips!

I love pieces of drift-wood...old tree roots... turned this one into a planter w/ other sm. Pots and plants...mostly different kinds of ground cover..very hardy can stand very dry conditions....did this last yr. and put it in my shed to over winter...

Driftwood pieces used for a landscape bed border. I will eventually secure them together.

Use this found piece of natural driftwood in terrariums to mount small plants, such as tillandsia, or as the base for a table centerpiece or mantel decor. Each is a natural specimen; the tree root you receive will have its own unique look, so each one is a special, one-of-a-kind piece.

Use colorful stones and different sizes of stones to make a rain garden. To bring a natural appeal, use large stones and branches at the corners. Place the plants along the end to bring a unique touch.#raingarden #gardendesign #gardendesignideas #gardendesignideasonabudget

I find this time of the year so sad. Most of my flowers have bloomed and when they die off, I have little to look forward to for the next few months. In anticipation of this, I moved a few of my deck canna containers to the main gardens. I nestled them among the foliage and it has now grown tall enough to hide all of the containers. This driftwood garden is one example. See the big canna leaves behind the driftwood? No? Here is a close up: The green striped leaves are Tropicanna Gold; the…

Whether garden décor is new, upcycled, or made from natural materials, there’s no denying it can add a sense of charm. Driftwood, for example, has gained popularity in recent years just for this reason, and you can find some driftwood ideas for the garden here.