Town & Country Gardens: Please

Sometimes Less Is More, Really!
Create a great focal point, where it would be nice, to have, one.
Plain looking wall, balcony, or deck, will all quality for this easy to implement, inexpensive, yet captivating makeover.
Simple pots in warm colors, set against pale background, create perfect setting for displaying very few plants, that would otherwise be hardly noticeable.
This truly is a 5min. makeover that works!
Cheerful, and very neat looking.
See what you can do!

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Whether flea, or supermarket acquired, colored glass bottles can make an attractive garden art material.

Here, in the South, we like to use them to create Bottle Trees. Originated by African Americans, these trees are fun to look at, and do.
Empty bottles are sometimes positioned neck down (to keep evil spirits inside, from getting away).
So, if you happen to have pretty glass bottles, and wonder how to use them, well, perhaps you might like to consider building your