My Little 'good Luck' Garden Ladder Arbor, Made in Minutes!
This weekend while taking a break from all the garden weeding, I glanced over at my boring gate and started to brainstorm. What could I do to enhance it a little?
With pallets, sawhorses and ladders strewn around my yard (this is normal, right???), I propped up two ladders, attempting to figure out an arbour of sorts. Then I stepped back to assess...
But it was already done. That was easy. :)
In my world, this little ladder garden arbour brought me a ton of GOOD luck! I didn't have to build a complicated structure, and now all I have to do is sit back and watch my vines grow. Join me for iced tea?
What do you think? Love it or leave it?
With pallets, sawhorses and ladders strewn around my yard (this is normal, right???), I propped up two ladders, attempting to figure out an arbour of sorts. Then I stepped back to assess...
But it was already done. That was easy. :)
In my world, this little ladder garden arbour brought me a ton of GOOD luck! I didn't have to build a complicated structure, and now all I have to do is sit back and watch my vines grow. Join me for iced tea?
What do you think? Love it or leave it?
This little ladder garden arbour came about by accident. Best luck I've had all year!
The ladders are simply linked together on top, then tied to the chain link fence. It's as sturdy as ever!
And its made friends with my rustic shed as well.
I can't wait to see that grape vine grow over and around it! Visit the blog post link to see more of my junk yard hacks.
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Sorry, but nope. Garden she'd is great!
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When the vines grow over it, it will looks like it was meant to be there. For now, it may look like you didn't put it away, but it looks great out and complements your shed.
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