Those are awesome finds Jeanne! LOVE the wheels and they look great in your yard. The funnel is so pretty with the Mexican heather in it...love that plant...just wish it was hardy here. All of your vignettes are looking great! Can't wait to see what you use the doors for...they are too cool. TFS~

I love fleamarkets and yard sales! Earlier this spring I trash picked an old wooden chair with a broken cane seat. I put a galvanized bucket into the seat frame where the cane originally was and filled the bucket with nasturtiums (I drilled drainage holes in the bottom of the bucket). It looked really cute, and I was looking forward to the nasturtiums climbing all over the chair back. Unfortunately, I didn't consider the fact that the chair was largely veneer rather than solid wood. The whole thing fell apart during a few weeks of rainy weather. I picked this up at a yard sale last weekend along with a nice strawberry jar and a cool frog for the garden: Behind the birdbath you can see the old iron gate I picked up for my potager. Also, you can see one of the pair of huge, handmade Italian terra cotta pots I got on Craigslist for a song (something about the perspective of the photo makes it looks small, but they are really huge). I just read in Fine Gardening a tip from someone saying they collect old crystal doorknobs and insert them in the top of bamboo poles to decorate their stakes. Sounds great. Good luck fleamarketing, Ianna! Now I'm feeling motivated to hit some yard sales tomorrow. Lisa

It's obviously some sort of stomper or tamper. Dimensions would help. The teeth on the bottom appear to be designed to macerate whatever it comes in contact with. I've seen long-handled stompers before for things like kraut, but never any with teeth on them, so could be for something really special.

I can't wait to see this movie! Now I have even more reason :-) thanks for posting this, I love Mamcy Meyers films because a house is usually one of the main characters!