Not many people want to have a dacha or a country house that differ little from their neighbors. And immediately a family brainstorming session is launched to search for non-obvious ideas and techniques.
But there is one solution that is used by many, but it is so diverse that it is difficult to find completely identical samples. We are talking about a flower bed made of a bicycle, more precisely, about using old bicycles as flower beds.
The idea of using a bicycle in the design of a garden or suburban area does not seem original to many. But bicycles are very different, they have different degrees of old age and wear, but the main thing is that they will fit all the flowers that you like.
If earlier, you looked at your old bicycle and often there was a desire to throw it away and was restrained only by the memory of happy years, of youth. Now, your iron companion can bring joy for many years to come.
By installing an old bicycle in the garden, you will get a very affordable and very beautiful decoration tool. And this flower bed is not tied to one fixed place, unlike ordinary flower beds. You can move it to any corner, you can do it periodically, depending on your mood. It can be leaned against something, you can even hang it.
And the assortment of flowers is simply off scale. Baskets or trays with flowers can be installed on the bike in any combination, changed as often as you like. At the same time, such flowers are available to you that simply cannot grow in the soil of the site or are very dependent on climatic conditions.
It is very important if this work of metal and fresh flowers will receive life from your hands, and will not be trivially bought in a store.
A flower bed made of a bicycle with your own hands is a joy of creativity, an increase in your self-esteem, rave reviews from loved ones and the quiet envy of neighbors.
Therefore, if seditious thoughts still flicker in your mind to send your iron comrade to the scrap - remember about the dacha, about the country house. If there is no summer cottage or plot, then donate your old bike to one of the summer residents.
And the above photos are instructions for action or material for thought.
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