old ladders?
By ladybug47
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last winter i found some old wooden ladders in the street late one night,you cannot use them as one leg is shorter than the other,but I dont want to throw them away and wondered if anyone has any idea what to do with them
also dad bought me a massive bucket of chicken poo,is it good for the garden and it STINKS,quinn and penny love it tho and have been trying to chow down on it blaaaahhhh
27 Mar, 2012
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I believe Bjs makes them in to wonderful archways. Put ' Bjs ladders ' in to the google box and do a search. Its the niftiest bit of recycling ever.
27 Mar, 2012
This blog really made me laugh Ladybug.
The ladder with one leg shorter than the other (who used to use it???) and the bit about Quinn and Penny chowing down on the chicken poo!! Hilarious
27 Mar, 2012
seaburngirl,its the dogs and their breath stinks and so does my garden ,will look it up scotsgran
27 Mar, 2012
You could lay it on the ground and plant different herbs along the sections if you have the space.
27 Mar, 2012
I like that idea scotsgran,chopped in half and lined up it will make a brill herb garden:)
28 Mar, 2012
Looking forward to see the finished article.
28 Mar, 2012
Attach the ladders sideways to a wall and hang pots of hostas on it 1) to cover a bare wall and 2) to keep the munchers off! There is a blog about the 'Hanging Hosta Gardens' on here but I forget who posted it.
28 Mar, 2012
It was treesandthings 8th August 2010. To find it just type hanging hosta gardens in the google box and click on search.
28 Mar, 2012
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ladder could be fastened to the wall and as long as the rungs are sound you could hang pouches/light planters off it. vertical wall!
chicken poo is indeed good for the garden but use it sparingly. Hope quinn and penny are not the children yikes!!
27 Mar, 2012