FLEA MARKET GARDENING: RECYCLED TIRE PLANTER Part 2
Sharon Wolff
In order to create an inverted tire planter, it is necessary to obtain a soft, pliable tire. Found these two old cart tires at the flea market last week for $6 and couldn't wait to get to work.
In order to create an inverted tire planter, it is necessary to obtain a soft, pliable tire. Found these two old cart tires at the flea market last week for $6 and couldn't wait to get to work.
STEP 1: 2 worn, soft tires. About 14" diameter |
STEP 2: Outline the petals with chalk or contrasting marker |
STEP 3: Use a utility knife or box cutter and follow along the outlines. This tire was so soft, it took only 10 minutes to do the cutting. |
STEP 4: Turn tire inside out. Not too hard, since tire was soft and pliable. |
When inverted, the rim becomes a pedestal! |
STEP 5: Spray paint top portion. Be sure to paint inside the petals as they will be visible. Priming is not necessary and you can use any type of outdoor spray paint. |
Tire planter posing with a recycled pallet bench. More about the bench soon! |
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