The garden car

Posted in Garden Humor, Photography, Recreation, Wordless Wednesday on Mar 14, 2007


Wordless Wednesday

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Ever wondered what to do about that old car that your husband insists that he’s going to fix?

Or perhaps your lovely neighbors have a used car lot on their front lawn? Take your cue from this picture and grow a garden in the car!

If it’s been sitting long enough they’ll be plenty of organic material on and in the car. Just add some soil and compost, get one of the packages of “wild garden” or “Country Garden” seeds, sprinkle and lightly water. Before you know it, flowers will grow where only rust was before and you’ll wonder why you didn’t try this earlier.

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8 Responses to “ The garden car ”

  1. # 1 Friday's Child Says:

    I’m laughing.
    Mine is up too.

  2. # 2 Biker Betty Says:

    I LOVE that beetle bug. What a great idea and I love how it is painted. I grew up in that era.

  3. # 3 Kai Says:

    That’s actually really cool! We live in a very alternative-type town, and I know most people here would absolutely LOVE this idea!

  4. # 4 Julee Says:

    Hey that’s cool!

  5. # 5 jenny Says:

    wow! very colorful!

  6. # 6 amy Says:

    it would be cool to see that in person! Thanks for sharing

    I am having a contest at my blog if you would like a stack of free CHristian Fiction books.. or want a really cool prize from my employment

  7. # 7 Rosengeranium Says:

    Heh. The car of my dreams! Hard to get into the flat, though….

  8. # 8 Donna W Says:

    Sort of a redneck/hippie idea, eh? Great picture.

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