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What can I do with this? pip
I was cleaning out the garage and I came across this. I don't know where I got it. It's about 1 1/2 feet high. The top is hinged in the back so that it opens.
I thought about cleaning it up and maybe spraypainting it and putting it in the sunroom/breakfast room. What could I put in it? A plant (what kind?) Candles? I know there is something cute I can do with it!

Re: What can I do with this? pip
Wives Unscripted
What kind of plant? And if I put a plant in it, should I leave the top open?
I would probably do a group of indoor plants (I have no idea which ones though).
Is it glass? If it is, then I would keep the top open.
Wives Unscripted
No, it's not glass.
Ivy would be cute. It's all open with no glass, so I wouldn't have to leave teh top open.
Well thats even better! You could probably get a little ivy plant and it would slowly creep around the edges. You could train it in between some of the bars.
Love ivy and candles.
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