Still doing mum's garden, rod for my own back etc etc.
Anyway, she's got a nice concreted area at the side of the house, I've cleared it & will power-wash it somewhen, put in a table and chairs and all that malarkey.
Thing is, there is a dirty great coal bunker there. Solid concrete, painted green, similar to this one:
but twice the width, two doors etc. I don't mind it staying there (it's empty but I ain't moving it) but does anyone have any ideas for turning it into some kind of feature? I was thinking of putting some troughs and pots on the top with lots of flowery plants in, but as seen in the pic, the top slopes forward. What would you do? Angle-grinding not an option :)
What's the easiest and longest-lasting way of either making the top level, or stopping any ornaments/plants falling off? I'm all for No-More-Nailsing a piece of wood all the way across to stop it all sliding off but I wondered if the collective experts had other ideas that might be a bit less pikey?