An original flower bed, created with your own hands, is the pride of any gardener. Even if the most common and unprepossessing flowers grow on it, it will look great if it is unusually decorated.
Original flowerbeds, made by hand, can be invented from the most unexpected materials. For example, from ordinary two-liter plastic bottles you can make a beautiful fence so that even close up it will be difficult to understand what it is made of. An original flower bed, created with your own hands, will turn out from old car tires, especially if they are of different sizes. Moreover, it can even be made suspended or multi-tiered. Such green oases are especially relevant for ampelous flowers, such as nasturtium or fuchsia. There are also beautiful varieties of begonias that are perfect for such a flower garden.
Interesting flower beds, created with your own hands, are obtained even from seemingly completely unnecessary things. Take at least an old shoe. But you can plant a carnation of the “shabo” variety in it, which does not stop blooming with a compact bush, and supplement such a flower bed with creeping plants such as gaulteriarecumbent.
In no case do not throw away an old unnecessary car! It will make an original flower bed. Pour good black soil there with your own hands and do not forget about fresh manure, then the seedlings of flowers will quickly grow, and you will be able to enjoy an unusual flower garden in a month. Large and tall plants such as foxglove or bell can be placed in the center. Next should be shorter flowers like godetia, ageratum, salvia, velvet, carnations and other not very tall flowers. And lastly, creeping and undersized green plants are planted.
Original flower beds will be obtained from old barrels, buckets and tubs. They can be grouped or stand alone, some of them can be turned on their side. The idea is that the motley flower carpet “poured out” from the vessel onto the green lawn. From afar, it really looks like spilled paint. In such a flower bed, it is important to pick flowers that should bloom almost all summer, constantly throwing out new and new buds. Otherwise, your flower "puddle" will have bald spots and all the beauty of the idea is lost.
Even an old watering can can serve as an excellent material for creating an unusual flower bed. The convenience lies in the fact that it can be temporarily transferred from sunny to shady places, and also brought under a canopy when it rains. In this case, you will exclude waterlogging of the soil.
Another idea: from disused furnitureget the original flower bed. Create it with your own hands, for example, from an old chair. It will also consist of flowers of different heights. The back will act as an arch, and this is an ideal place for climbing plants.
In general, flowers and plants for such flower beds should be bought the most unpretentious and selected in such a way that they bloom at different times. Then your own home oases will be the envy of your neighbors. Why not bring such original ideas to life?
