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Purchase a Styrofoam head mold. Cut a piece out of the top to put plant inside and cover with concrete. Mold is just over $3 on Amazon.
Thanks for your tips!
Hypertufu may give you the look you want, along with a Styrofoam head.
Hi Arlene,
Em is right. Another Hometalk member posted this tutorial with step by step instructions. I hope this helps you. Wishing you the best.
https://www.hometalk.com/43308725/diy-concrete-head-planters-for-your-garden
DIY Concrete Head Planters For Your Garden
Thanks so much! Along with your link and the one from Janice On the video using the Saktete medium are exactly what I was looking for.
Hi Arlene, check out this youtube video -- sponsored by Sakrete.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m76blJXZIc0
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