Some time ago, I saw a photo in a gardening magazine of someone's "quirky" garden, which included an entire armchair covered in mosses. I thought it was a great idea, so I decided to do a simpler version in my own yard.
First, I had to find an old wooden chair with a removable seat. I found this one for $5 at The Salvation Army in San Rafael.
Then, I made a basket out of plastic netting left over from puppy-proofing the fence.
Which I lined with weed cloth.
And tucked into the chair to make a "seat planter" that would hold dirt, but also drain well.
I staple-gunned that to the frame.
And filled it with compost and potting mix.
And planted it with elfin thyme, and an ivy cutting. I may add some sweat pea seeds or other vining plants too.
Ta Da! Ok, I agree, the overall artistic quality is still a bit lacking, but I'm confident that it will look sufficiently quirky when the plants have filled in.
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