Last weekend, I made a quick visit to Hampshire to view a friend's ongoing garden project, and I was struck by her clever recycling initiative: the adaptive reuse of feeding troughs as planters for flowers, herbs, and vegetables. To recreate the look, consider the sources listed below.
Above: Vintage metal water tanks and troughs as decorative planters.
Above: An animal water trough repurposed as a kitchen herb garden.
Above: Vintage Troughs (used for a single season) are £50 through Friday Ad.
Above: Standard Water Troughs in a variety of lengths are available from McVeigh Parker in the UK.
Above: For a similar galvanized tank, go to Freeland Industries, a Wisconsin-based manufacturer of heavy-duty galvanized steel tanks for the farm, garden, and home.
Source: http://remodelista.com/posts/diy-vintage-troughs-as-planters
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