I actually love the color (green) that it is but have decided to spray paint it back so it will match my patio table and chairs.
Here is the before photo:
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| Notice the yucky fence in the background, I have recently painted and added jasmine |
Here is the cart painted black to match my patio set.
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| I won the glass bottles holding the yellow flowers from a giveaway at Savvy Southern Style blog. |
Now see all of the background dirt, I will be adding ground cover to this area and hopefully it will take. My patio is located off of my screened porch and there is a huge live oak tree near the patio to provide shade. So since there is plenty of shade, I will have to find a ground cover that needs shade only.
Tomorrow I will be visiting some gardens in the area. Hope to take some great photos with my new camera so I can share them with you.
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We must think alike. I recently bought a little two tiered plant stand and placed 3 terra cotta pots with my pink geraniums on the top shelf. Love your teacart painted black! I'm still trying to decide if I should paint mine.
ReplyDeleteHave fun playing with your new camera tomorrow!
Your cart was really nice before but I love it now! You can really see the details on it so much better and I love the little bottles with flowers on top tray.
ReplyDeleteIt really pops and is so pretty painted black! Love the little caddy filled with plants on the top rack! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet cart, I love it both colors! Pacasandra is a fast growing ground cover that likes shade.
ReplyDeleteThat's a sweet teacart! It was pretty in green, but it really shows up now in black. It looks great!
ReplyDeleteI love your tea cart~!
ReplyDeleteGreat cart, Kelly! I love it black. Such a versatile piece, too.
ReplyDeleteIt looks darling on your patio.
ReplyDeleteDarling little cart! Love it in green. Very sharp looking in black. Nice change. It looks perfect with your other pieces. I took a peek at your new beautifully painted porch. Yummy!
ReplyDeleteVery cute I love the new look and the tiny terracotta pots!
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