Ohhhh... you could put a pump in it ands use it as a waterfall!
| >I would block the outflow pipe and grow Bog plants | | Bog! I love it! Hmmm perhaps I could stick it in my pond instead. | | I'm going to have to "ponder" this one. | | Jay
"JJ" wrote
| | Would I then have something like a Chia toilet?
FOFLMAO! Kate
| | Thanks! | | Jay | | >JJ wrote: | >
| >> ...Near Vegas, zone 9ish |
Maidenhair fern? zemedelec
Can't have windows either
............and if you have a tree, a chain holding a
And you forgot the broken screen door with the torn screen :)
Although I have seen a few planted toilets that looked very nice
Shell
I saw that car, it actually looked kind of neat. I believe it's here in Houston and they drive it in the art car parade every year. If I remember right the guy used some sort of silicone glue
Shell
they're not bad on a barbeque either :o) Colleen Zone 5 CT
I can't believe people do that to the mother of God. Colleen Zone 5 CT
painted tire planters are a must :o)
I would suppose drainage holes could be drilled????? Colleen Zone 5 CT
Mary HAD to have had a sense of humor. With Jesus as her son..? Oh yea! .. and some of us thought WE had out hands full with OUR children!
Kate
| >Don't forget the "Madonna in a Bathtub" grotto. That would coordinate | >nicely with the toilet. | | I can't believe people do that to the mother of God. | Colleen | Zone 5 CT
You haven't met my Andrew lol. It is said that St. Andrew was Jesus' brother so there may be something to the name. Every Andrew I know is "busy". Andrew's keep their parents thinking and on their toes, he is secretly my favorite because he is most like me. I love all 3 of my boys for different reasons, Andrew is my challenge but he is also the sweetest, kindest person I know other then my Grandfather... two peas in a pod those two are/were.Grampy and Roo would sit together for hours chatting and watching cartoons together. Grampy passed when Roo was 4 but Roo has wonderful memories to this day. Grampy is the one who introduced me to the wonders of wildlife. Colleen Zone 5 CT
snipped-for-privacy@nadasppam-yahoo.com (JJ) wrote in news:4140f88b.18782609 @news2.flex.com:
skip the planting and make it your compost pile
or if you insist, you could try cultivating a new type of dandelion.
you could name them pissentoilette
It was quite common in the small town where I grew up. All of a sudden, bathtub shrines started to appear in gardens in the mid 1960s. The fancy ones had lamp sockets wired into the drain hole to allow for nighttime illumination.
"SVTKate" writes: >You are ACTUALLY going to put a toilet in your yard????? >
Actually planting in a toilet is quite fun and neat. I get many many compliments and a lot of conversation about it. I first tried plantine directly, but not real successful so now I webt to a "basket" in bottom and annuals in top... ck it out...
You now when I read stuff like this I started to think of living sculpture. Years ago a few folks would mound up soil into a chair, bench or table and plant grass or other hardy ground covers. Was fun!
Bill
Hey I may want to have a toilet planter but I also thought this is a lovely imagery.
I'm a wild pig and I am a wonder! :-)
Jay the pig
Unh...not to start a political flame war but I am thinking I could also express my personal political view if I had 3 complete toilets, one red, one white and one blue. I could then plants bushs and shrubs in them.
But my yard isn't that big so maybe I can scrounge a tank and a seat that are blue and red and just do one, err, unit.
Jay the Pig
I like this too!
One possibility is a small tree with a toy car smashing into it. Iris, Central NY, Zone 5a, Sunset Zone 40 "If we see light at the end of the tunnel, It's the light of the oncoming train." Robert Lowell (1917-1977)
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