Feeling Tipsy

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  1. cherylad

    cherylad Countess of Cute-ification Plants Contributor

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    Your display is truly awesome! Love the little shovel in there... adds even a little more whimsy to it.
     
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    Well, I was supposed to weed the asparagus patch today, but I think I'll get tipsy instead!
    Cheryl, you are as bad at enabling as Toni, and that's ba-a-a-a-d-d-d-d!
     
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    I'm thinking the same way.... I'm babysitting today and as soon as he goes to sleep maybe I can find all the parts and make me one also.
     
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    cherylad Countess of Cute-ification Plants Contributor

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    Me? An enabler? Thought I was the enablEE around here!
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    Can't wait to see what you and Carolyn create!
    Anyone else out there have a "tipsy" to share?
     



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    gfreiherr Young Pine

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    Thanks Cheryl, I also got the idea for mine after seeing someone else's photo. Like Martha Stewart says "its a good thing". :-D
     
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    Mine's not as beautiful as yours, but give it time to grow. and hopefully it will be.

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    My 1/2 hour tipsy project. ( photo / image / picture from carolyn keiper's Garden )
     
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    cherylad Countess of Cute-ification Plants Contributor

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    I think it's a fantastic start! I was wondering how plastic planters would work... I have tons of them laying around! Are your's strong/thick enough that they don't distort after all the dirt has been added?
     
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    Cherylad, Thanks for the encouragement.
    The bottom one is very sturdy. it has no real flex to it, it has a rim I could wrap my fingers under to pick it up. the next two are not as sturdy but I don't think they will flex out of shape very much if at all. Not enough that I'm worried about it, anyhow. It was what I had, so it's what I went with.
     
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    cherylad Countess of Cute-ification Plants Contributor

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    Once the plants get all settled in and happy, I know it will look great!
    I just went with what I had too. I'm pretty darn cheap! :D
    Couple of the pots are cracked. Figured if they break... oh well... wouldn't be hard to replace. And I thought my "2nd" pot should have been bigger. Not a big enough difference to make me want to drive into town just to buy a terra cotta pot.
    Think I'll go through my stacks of plastic pots this evening. I do still have the other half of my rebar tucked away. ;)
     

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