Dead wood comes back to life as a flower pot, an old tree stump radiates new vitality

A mottled piece of dead wood, its trunk worn incomplete by long years of erosion, can nonetheless become a wonderful natural flower pot. Place bright flowers inside it to give them a warm, comfortable place to live, and it takes on the freshness of spring once again. A perfect floral artwork, whose Zen quality is worth savoring slowly.

Find a fallen branch, ideally with some fairly large openings and both ends open as well. Leave it in the sun for several weeks to get rid of the insects living inside.

The openings in the branch should ideally be wide enough to fit your arm. A leftover plastic meal container can serve as a holder for the soil; put in a flower growing block, then wrap the container with large leaves to hide its original appearance, and place it inside the branch.

If there are openings at the bottom of the branch, you can place a glass jar there as a vase and insert a few cut flowers (as shown in the picture).

Once you have prepared the flower container, you can begin your floral art creation on this piece of branch. Planting some succulents on it is a very good choice.

Choose different colors to enrich the overall artistic feel of the branch, and make good use of every opening to fill the entire branch with flowers.

In the narrow cracks of the branch you can plant some moss. It survives very easily, so a cramped living space is no problem for it. It is very suitable for filling in the blank areas.

In the larger gaps you can plant brightly colored flowers that are also easy to replace, like the pink multi-headed rose in the picture, to harmonize the overall colors and give it more lively vitality. Elsewhere you can add more green plants to set off the bright colors.

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