Why buy a garden container when you can use what you have?
That’s Janice of Gypsy Farm Girl‘s philosophy and it’s given her the cutest junk and flower filled yard.
She lives on a Texas cattle farm and shares her garden with a few four legged friends.
She even found this gazebo in a ditch, hauled it home and worked her magic with a tin roof, carved initials and the cutest painted floor.
What’s a gazebo without a fun candelier – this one made from old glass insulators.
Junk containers fill the yard.
Janice loves thrifting and apparently, so do her cows!
Stop by Gypsy Farm Girl to check out more gorgeous shots from the farm.
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Cannot get over that fabulous gazebo!…Such a treat to see this most creative vintage garden…Seems like even the cattle approves! Loved this feature Kelly…thanks for the tour! Have great weekend!
WOW loved all your stuff, I also have two similar chairs to the one featured with the cows!!!! I bought one form a neighbor when her Mom was moving from her apartment to a nursing home and the other a friend found on garbage day and knew it would match the one I had…. Both were recovered and I still have them decades later!
Sweet, what great finds. I’m not sure I would trust the cattle in with my garden things, they can be very curious & destructive.
I had stopped on the way home from a garage sale and wanted to do a photo shoot of the chair in the cow pasture. Had it all staged, then the cows became very curious about what I was doing and came to check out the chair! The chair resides safely in my house now.
What a wonderful garden. I really love the gazebo. How creative with all the junk. Love the cows with the chair hah. And of course the horse adds a special element to a country garden.
such a fun space- love the gazebo!
So fun!! That is the cutest gazebo. I love how she has brought all the rusty vintage metal containers into her garden. Looks like they have been there forever.
Thank you for featuring my yard and farm on your blog and to all the visitors who stop by my place!