cajunbelle
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| Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 3:14 am Post subject: Tipsy Pot Pic |
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Here is a pic of my tipsy pot, hope it comes out.
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I think when I make mine I'm going to paint my pots just to be different .Pinkiered this would be a great idea for you.
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The original ones that I saw on EBay were painted. I have no talent for painting and I just put this one together to see how it looks. I will be on the lookout for some larger pots to make me several more.
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Oh my gosh, I was having another of those dreaded senoir moments when I reposted this pic last night. I totally forgot that I had put it in the original post. Sorry!!!!!!!!!
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It's ok Sharon. It's so clever we don't mind seeing it for a second time  
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Hey Sharon, it looks just as awesome the second time around!!!hehehe!!
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HEY! How do you do that? I would LOVE to do something like that!!!! But on a larger scale! Hmmmmmm.....now Im going to go through and look at my seeds to see what I can plant in one of those!
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Looks like rebar would work to me.
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Oh I liked seeing it again .I will be trying it as soon as I can find the pots and rebar.
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That is what I used, rebar. Put the drainage hole of the pot over the rebar, fill the pots as you go, and tilt them from side to side. You can use larger pots, those were just what I had on hand. Pound about a foot of the rebar into the ground.
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Thank you.
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Anything can be used to put in the ground and place the pots on as long as it doesn't completely block the drainage hole and it is sturdy enough to hold the pots without bending. I saw one with old galvinized buckets and a watering can on top, it was neat.
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cajunbelle
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The rebar holds the pots in place, the top rim of the pot rest against the rebar.
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You have creative talent that was left out of my genes. wannabe
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su rely, holding those pots in that manner takes a lot of patience.. 