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Habitat Projects |
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Garden Seats and Benches |
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A garden bench is always welcome - even though as a busy gardener you don't have time to sit for long. A well placed bench offers a nice place to enjoy a morning cup of coffee or just a place to sit and watch the birds and critters enjoying the habitat. |
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A tractor seat fits the human anatomy just right and makes for a very comfy seat! We bought these seats on a trip to Quartzsite, AZ and my husband made the mounting for them. |
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Garden benches don't really have to cost anything. My husband made this bench out of a large slab of wood that was salvaged from the fireplace mantel and two found log sections. |
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Here is another garden bench that didn't cost anything. It is made from leftover 2x4 redwood. |
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When you have saved so much money by using salavaged material for most of your benches you can splurge a little. This concrete bench is a nice place to watch the birds at the feeders.
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