Interesting Ideas For Home And For The

The long-term spring has begun, and the majority of the inhabitants of the middle strip will soon be moved from dust towns to day and peri-urban homes. Life outside the city should not only enjoy pure air, but also make visual pleasure.
So I suggest you consider the original ideas for giving.

Original cloams from manual materials

Old things, long overdue, but safely stored in the storage or garage, can get a second life, becoming an original functional element of landscape design.

Originated clubs always look interesting.

To create an unusual element landscape design Minimal costs can and will be spent, showing a little fantasy to build cloams from manual materials.

Vegetable Spiral

Try to make vegetable clumbum alcohol with buckle or vegetable grass. Such a spiral provides microclimate and different types of soil for different plant species. It'll be warm, dry and solar, and the soil will be well drained. It'll be cold, humid and shadowy in the bottom. Thus, plants that are well suited for each part of the spiral can be found.

Old and worn stuff.

You can make a unique composer out of the old and stunned shoes. All we have to do is cut the shoe socks to get something like a mouth, and then put a little ceramic animal in it. In order to achieve greater impact, it's all about making a dream.

Glamour kettle for your garden.

There's such an unusual kettle that could steal your garden. What do you want? Just an old kettle and your wish!

In fact, a garden-plant container appears to be capable of being made from virtually any object. For example, any old ball could well serve as a basis for a cough:

The old chanter came into trouble? What if you adjust it to plant the plants? Like this:

Wild lighter from empty glass bottles

On the contrary, did it take an original chandelier or a backbone for a party? I don't know how you are, and I really liked this idea, a garden lighter made out of empty glass bottles.

Veders and banks left after the painting of the old house or garden buildings are easily adapted as colour containers. And even the flow of paint on them to make a jewellery!