An amazing water bowl for your cats!

Thanks Jan Not my cats..I don't have one here, so just enjoying their visits here in my yard as they come occasionally.

Thank you everyone for the nice comments!
Jan, My Dad found the sharpening wheel and big metal pot many years ago, so they have a very special place in my heart. My husband and I found the pump at an antique business.
Neal, I found the outhouse at a craft fair and just had to have it... The following year I bought a potting bench from the same man.
Paul, I bought the motion thing last year for my birthday. someone was selling them and other metal works on one of the street corners in town. If they are balanced right they will stay in motion for a long time.
Debra, I found the iris in a garden shop in Auburn CA. I got the toy tractor at an antique shop in town.
I need to go take a picture of two more things...

Love everyone posted garden art.

Celia -- I love your egret!!

Thanks, Mary Ann!

Muddymitts said:Celia -- I love your egret!!

Thanks! I like all my doodads.

Concrete garden mosaic sculptures, like the ones made by Wouterina da Raad! Also, and most important, sturdy posts or thingys at crucial corners to keep hoses from knocking things over!
https://flic.kr/s/aHsjjgNS8X

I do like places to sit down. We bought a couple of iron benches this year. You have to be careful where you sit on fold up bamboo ones.

janwax said:Our pottery seconds often end up in the garden:

Beautiful work, Jan. Love that first petunia too!

janwax said:Thanks so much, Debra.This one came back
from an art exhibit with a big crack. Nearly broke my heart!





This one has a final resting place in the woods!

If you throw away broken bits and pieces, I would love to have some for my mosaic work!

Paul2032 said:I join in with those of you who like rusty things. One of my neighbors had a large collection of antique wagons and farm equipment. He passed away and his family is liquidating his treasures. I've bought some things and his daughter have given me some. Do they have a purpose? Probably not but I love looking at them and rearranging the pieces.........

We live on a farm where nothing gets thrown away, ever, so I have a lot to choose from. Recently, however, the price of metal has gotten so high they have begun selling it for salvage, so I have to watch what they are loading like a hawk, and fight for the best of the bits!

Paul's rusty bits look like modern art to me. Beautiful!

I have some dragonflies...


Some sculpture and silly dogs


a windmill


a shiny ball


I was looking for pictures of all the rusty things.. I need to label more of my pictures, apparently...

That gate is amazing, Sherry!!!

Muddymitts said:That gate is amazing, Sherry!!!

I had to put the gate on layaway for 5 years.. Fortunately, the artist is a friend who allowed me to do that.

Well -- it was worth it. What a treasure!!!

And wonderful to support other artists!