Sculptural Wine Bottle Trees Bottle trees can fit amicably into a garden setting, adding pops of color to flowerbeds and hedges as an alternative to flowering plants.

I got a dozen of ’em, no two alike, ranging from homemade cedar tree trunks festooned with wine bottles to inexpensive 4- and 7-foot rebar trees provided by Mississippi Prison Industries to ...

Glass bottles in bulk can be used for a number of eco-friendly projects in your garden. The first idea is to use them to create bed edging or walls on your property.

Bottle trees can be real trees — living or dead — with bottles slipped over the branch tips; metal frames like Betancourt's; simple wooden posts with pegs; or pretty much any form the creator ...

Garden writer Felder Rushing has done extensive research on bottle trees, and discovered that bottle trees probably originated much earlier, as far back as 1600 B.C. in Egypt when hollow glass ...

Sales of man-made 'bottle trees' are flourishing among homeowners wanting something more interesting in the garden than a birdbath or gnome. Styles vary, but most trees are crafted from steel with ...

The decorative "trees" - with colored glass bottles for "branches" - are a tradition in the rural South and the Caribbean. 3 months just 99¢/month SUBSCRIBE NOW Show Search.

Wine lovers, rejoice! This is your time to shine, because according to a trend making its way across social media right now, you can make your Christmas tree out of wine bottles. Yes, that's right ...

Wine bottle Christmas trees are a thing, and they’re breathtaking. By Caitlingallagher. November 7, 2016. By Caitlingallagher. November 7, 2016.