Repurposed Cement Fountain Planter with a Light
Score! Driving down the road this morning and I saw out of the corner of my eye, a large cement thing.
I turned the car around for a closer look and sure enough it was cement.
A cement fountain that must have broken over the winter because all that was at the curb was the top.
Now look at it! ...
So as I said, I turned the car around and wouldn't you know it but the home owners were outside.... embarrassing! But hey, I'm a pro at picking things up on the side of the road.
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I pulled over and opened the hatch on my car then grabbed the cement fountain top and sped away. It was not cracked and was just as cool as I had hoped it would be. It even had the tubes still attached.
I had plans for this beauty right away! The first thing I did was to remove the tubes, they actually fell right out.
I wanted to add a Dollar Tree solar light to the top but when I dropped it into the hole it fell right in, all the way in.
Next, I filled the fountain with pebbles and soil. I didn't fill it too high because I didn't want the dirt to run out the fluted edges.
I planted pansies for now because our weather is just getting warm in New York. I was actually on my way to buy pansies when I ran across this lovely find.
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And bonus! It lights up at night and looks amazing!
READ MORE: SOLAR LIGHT IDEAS
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