Build a DIY PVC Pipe Cabana from Sunset Magazine |
The ways you can use PVC are only limited to your imagination. It's truly mind boggling all the ways people have come up with to use it. Here are some ways I have seen it used I thought were clever. Home: garment rack, wine rack, shelving unit, wall art, a bed, etc. For this article we will look at ways to use PVC for gardening and outdoor living. Be careful while thinking of ideals from using PVC in your garden that you do not add xenoestrogens as stated before. There are some great ideals I have seen that unfortunately I will not do for this reason, such as hydroponics garden, drip irrigation and sprinklers, or tomato cages. Anything where the PVC would come in contact with a plant you plan to eat. Now if your gardening just for pretty flowers that's a different story.
The PVC ideals I am most excited about are creating an outdoor cabana, a green house, cold frames, grow rack, playhouse, garden hose holder, hoop house, chicken pasture pen, outdoor camp chairs, and an outdoor movie screen. I hope these links will inspire you to create some fun stuff in your garden this spring and to create cool outdoor living spaces to enjoy this summer.
Free PVC Garden Plans on PVCPlans.com by Michael Arnold |
PVC Grow Rack From Little Greenhouse |
PVC Cold Frame from Char's Garden |
Free Plans for PVC hoop house with ventilation from the Gardener's Eden |
Free Plans for Outdoor Movie screen Made out of PVC made by Jon Martin on PVC plans.com |
Free Plans for Chicken Pasture Pen Made From PVC pipes from pvc plans |
PVC pipe Playhouse made by Denise from PVCplans |
PVC pipe Playhouse made by Denise from PVCplans |
PVC tunnel from PVCplans with instructions about how to bend PVC |
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