We trimmed some trees in the back yard in order to
give part of the garden more sunshine. I took some of the limbs and cut them to make a mulch bin. It looks a hell of a lot better than the other one I made so I took all the leaves and yard clippings out of the old one and I took it apart. We put the soon to be mulch in the new bin I made and I'll use the posts from the old bin to make a bigger one for all the leaves that will fall this fall.
16 comments:
Did you nail or ties the sides?
that is so cool!
You are so ingenious. Also, you are becoming the King of DYI!
Very nice. And I hope you tied or nailed the sides because I'd like to see that thing stay around a while.
I used nails.
That is awesome! What a great idea! I think I will try that (someday)! Looks so rustic, like Lincoln's New Salem (his boyhood town).
P.S. I really like the new header.
P.P.S.
I once had my yard guy trim my pecan tree and save all the skinny, long, straight branches.
I made a rose trellis out of them and it looked great, but I used jute to tie them together and it lasted approximately 2 rainy days.
Nails are definitely the way to go.
oh! is THAT what it is?? I thought you were going to celebrate spring with some sort of Viking funeral pyre, or something!! Silly me!!
Nice!!! I love building stuff out of natural materials.
What a great way to recycle/reuse!
That is incredibly cool! Good job!
I'm making a rock wall from stones pulled out of my garden. At first I thought I should have them hauled away and buy stones for making the wall, then I realized the stupidity of that
That is so rad looking! Nice work, Mr. Making-Stuff-From-Other-Stuff!
Your site is wonderful !Interesting and great content ! Well done!
I wish you all the best!
Much Love
LordsGirl
Beautiful!
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