

Check out these posts for more rustic garden decor ideas: Here at Gingham Gardens, we’re all about using vintage junk (or faux vintage items) to add character to our gardens. And, if you’ve been around Gingham Gardens much, I’ll bet you’ve seen this red windmill in my garden pictures. Nothing says farmhouse garden decor like this galvanized windmill yard stake. This metal set of mama chicken and her chicks looks so cute in my gardens. I love the look of a watering can hanging from a shepherd’s hook and this sweet watering can solar light stake is too cute!įor those of us that can’t have chickens, we have to settle for faux. This watering can would make a sweet planter. Watering cans look adorable hanging from a shepherd’s hook. Not only can they be used for watering, but they can be used as planters and just in general in garden vignettes. This little planter and attached birdhouse is so charming. Here is a faux whiskey barrel (that would likely last longer than the real thing) and it comes in lots of different sizes. Real half whiskey barrels are often available at big box stores like Lowes or Home Depot. Whiskey barrels also make the perfect rustic planter. Here’s a little galvanized bucket used as a planter and hanging from a short shepherd’s hook. The shiny new look will wear off in a season or two and they will start to look just like an old galvanized bucket that you would purchase at a flea market. The Behrens brand galvanized pails are great and come in lots of various sizes. If you can’t find old ones, or you don’t want to pay the price for vintage containers, here are some great alternatives. Be sure to drill holes in the bottom for good drainage. Old galvanized buckets make the best rustic planters, either for vegetables, flowers or herbs. To keep the cost down, they don’t come with jars, but you can use them with any 16 oz size mason jar. I have had this set for 3-4 years and they still light up. They look so cute swinging from shepherd’s hooks either to line a garden path or added to a decor grouping in your garden. These mason jar lights are my absolute favorites. I love rustic solar lights so much that I have an entire page dedicated to them. It would be perfect for a deck or patio.Īlways add lighting to your garden spaces, solar lights take charm to a whole new level. Plus, the sound of running water in a garden setting adds to the charm, ambience and serenity of the space.
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But, placed in a grouping with flower pots, it would look rustic and adorable. There’s nothing really rustic about this little fountain, it’s a faux look and made out of plastic. It looks super cute tucked into my garden vignettes. I really wanted an old wagon wheel to add to my garden decor, but I didn’t want to shell out the price the vendors were asking at the flea markets we attended, so I bought a fake one. It will look awesome on my aged cedar fence. I have a fall garden sign from this seller and I just ordered this garden sign from another seller. Rustic Garden SignsĬheck out these super cute garden signs on Etsy. You can find more stake type birdhouses in this Etsy search.Ĭheck out all the Rustic Bird House Stakes on Amazon. Here’s a faux birdhouse garden stake that is awesome. Two of my big gardens are on slopes and I’m always looking for cute garden stakes for those gardens. The rustic metal birdhouse stake below would simply be adorable in any garden, including yours. Oh wow, so many cute ones, but this one is my favorite. If you love handmade, check out Etsy for Rustic Bird Houses. There are many country looking birdhouses you can purchase and have delivered right to your door. Although it would be a fun DIY project, if you’re like me, you have way too much going on. Nothing says rustic garden decor like cute bird houses. I may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. Many of us love the farmhouse decorating style on the insides of our homes, so how about adding in the farmhouse look to our gardens too. So, the next best thing is to purchase new rustic garden decor.

Unless you have time to the to go to the flea markets, garage sales, thrift stores, etc., it’s pretty difficult to find items to create that look. Here at Gingham Gardens, we love rustic garden decor ideas, mostly upcycled, recycled, vintage, junk garden decor.
