Old rural objects used for growing flowers look as beautiful as a painting, and city dwellers all envy them

Growing flowers and raising fish in water vats

In the past, every rural household had a large water vat. When I came home from school as a child, I always had to rush to the water vat first and scoop a ladle of water to drink. But with the progress of society, water vats have gradually disappeared...

Grow water lilies, bowl lotuses... in the water vat, and once summer arrives, just wait for the water vat to turn into a painting!

With a water vat, why would you need to buy a fish pond or fish tank?

Pair a water vat with morning glories, and when they bloom, wouldnt you be overjoyed!

Stone mortar

In earlier times, stone mortars were tools used to grind grain. I still remember as a child following behind Grandma, watching her pound glutinous rice in the stone mortar with a pestle...

The pennywort grown in a stone mortar is lush and green. Put it in the yard, and it easily fills the whole pot!

After the spring rain, the pennywort in the stone mortar becomes even more glossy and plump~

The lotus in the stone mortar stands straight and upright, simply too beautiful!

Stone trough

Friends living in rural areas should be all too familiar with stone troughs.

Grow water lilies, pennywort... in a stone trough, place it in a corner of the yard, and it is simply a small pond!

Lay stones in the stone trough and plant green plants, and an ordinary stone trough instantly becomes classy!

Friends who like succulent arrangements say they are very envious of this stone trough!

Jar

When I was little, there were always quite a few bottles and jars at home. Salt jars, pickle jars... Mom must have warned you not to run around and to be careful not to knock over the jars.

A salt jar with its own drainage hole at the bottom, so cleverly designed, is simply a flower-growing wonder~

Growing succulents in a jar also has a special charm~

Woven basket

When I was little, Grandpa split firewood in the yard, and Grandma sat nearby weaving baskets and bamboo baskets one after another with bamboo strips and rattan.

Plant succulents in a woven basket and cover it with pebbles of different colors, and it is simply stunning!

The plump succulents look as if they are lying in a cradle~

Wooden bucket

Speaking of wooden buckets, I think of the little monk who carried water in stories. However, in todays world where plastic products are widespread, apart from handicrafts in shops, wooden buckets are really rarely seen.

Old-stem succulents paired with a rustic wooden bucket are simply a visual treat!

Being able to grow roses so beautifully in a wooden bucket, that person must be a master!

I have heard of pots overflowing, but this is the first time I have seen a bucket overflowing!

These old objects hold the memories of an era

Using them as flower pots is both unique and full of a sense of history

People who love growing flowers can always discover beauty in life

What do you think?