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Made a swan topiary...
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HeyBambi - 6 Boston
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HeyBambi@webtv.net) on
Sun, Dec 3, 00 at 17:36
It's a table top topiary outdoors using an old rusted round metal framed wire-mesh top table with the hole in center for umbrella (no umbrella used here). I planted English ivy in the ground, placed the table over it, then placed the swan on top of that. The swan I made from chicken wire, and is life-sized. I spray painted the swan green. 3 years later, the whole thing is covered with the Ivy. It has been worthwhile. If you would like to see a photo, email me and I will send you my garden album.
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I've done a couple in much the same way minus the paint. Rusty chicken wire blends in nicely. I never keep them long, though. There is always someone to give them to or a church fundraiser to donate to.
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I would like to see your album. Thanks for sharing. Kay
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Hi Kay I would like to see it too. Thankyoy, Kathy:0 |
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I would like to see your topiary too. Thanks for sharing Penny |
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| I would like to see the album of your swan garden too. Thanks! |
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| Would love to see your album, Bambi. I am new to topiary but VERY intrigued with it. Copper |
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I would love to see it too! marg |
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| Hi, I would love to see your topiary:>) Jeatonne |
RE: Made a swan topiary...
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| Thanks everybody for the interest, and keeping this message thread going almost 2 years! I am dumping my old email addy at webtv, and switching to one at yahoo. Please email me at bostoncrocus@ yahoo.com for that link. Thank you. |
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