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Little Red Wagons

August 3, 2015 By Karen Creel

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The little red wagon, which is usually good for tidying up in the garden, hauling plants, mulch,  water, and kids, has taken on a new life.  Even with the wheels missing, they can be repurposed and find a place in the home and garden.

little red wagon www.GardenChick.com

This small red wagon found at a yard sale was a steal at $3.00.  It’s currently holding some supplies for a barbeque.

My  little “on the wagon” sits on the desk in my office. I think it was originally used to hold a drink because it has a cork coaster in it.  Now it’s holding a little gnome and push pins.  I’ve used it to hold business cards at craft shows, and it’s the perfect size.

On the wagon gnome www.Gardenchick

This wagon is my favorite.  A few years ago my husband and granddaughters took this wagon base and made a table to put it on.  It holds hens and chicks under the dogwood tree.

Red Wagon planter

And this little wagon is running over with succulents.

a wagon full of succulents

Karen

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  1. Sensational Succulents – Garden Chick says:
    September 17, 2015 at 2:55 pm

    […] that with my love of junk containers and you can see why I use them often.  I have planted them in wagons, rusty buckets, and even troll […]


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