http://www.sapbuckets.com/index.htmlSap Bucket Newsendavid.ryan@birdingbirds.comCopyright 2010 BirdingBirds.com2010-05-28T12:39:03-04:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 Fri, 28 May 2010 12:44:44 -0400david.ryan@birdingbirds.comNone2010-05-28T12:39:03-04:00http://www.sapbuckets.com/sap_buckets_blog/files/ed2bc163098238d88bcfb5d6d946d740-5.html#unique-entry-id-5http://www.sapbuckets.com/sap_buckets_blog/files/ed2bc163098238d88bcfb5d6d946d740-5.html#unique-entry-id-5
Thanks Patty from Pocket Full of Posies in Rigby Idaho.

Using Sap Buckets as planters is one of the most popular sap bucket crafts. The buckets look so natural outdoors with their naturally weathered patina.

If you plant in them, consider a liner and be sure to pop in a drainage hole or two. ]]>david.ryan@birdingbirds.comNone2010-04-08T12:21:28-04:00http://www.sapbuckets.com/sap_buckets_blog/files/85cb71c14d09d7e30659791da1cee54c-4.html#unique-entry-id-4http://www.sapbuckets.com/sap_buckets_blog/files/85cb71c14d09d7e30659791da1cee54c-4.html#unique-entry-id-4Maple syrup season in Quebec is in full force, and there it’s called sugaring off! At this time of year, there are many festivals and fun events. Check out this web site for a list of activities. Go sap buckets!

]]>david.ryan@birdingbirds.comNone2010-03-29T20:43:48-04:00http://www.sapbuckets.com/sap_buckets_blog/files/339ac5a7cd2fd1ed3a91d72c7b647692-3.html#unique-entry-id-3http://www.sapbuckets.com/sap_buckets_blog/files/339ac5a7cd2fd1ed3a91d72c7b647692-3.html#unique-entry-id-3Good ole’ Martha.

Check out the “mint chandelier,” a collection of bound sap buckets used as planters for mint. A great way to use sap buckets - outside where they really belong.

Click here to see Martha’s Mint Chandelier]]>david.ryan@birdingbirds.comNone2010-03-29T09:09:27-04:00http://www.sapbuckets.com/sap_buckets_blog/files/ec336bfce8551caf6e448f13a4356581-2.html#unique-entry-id-2http://www.sapbuckets.com/sap_buckets_blog/files/ec336bfce8551caf6e448f13a4356581-2.html#unique-entry-id-2What a unique use for old sap buckets! You can punch holes in each sap bucket to let the light shine through, then tie the sap buckets together with craft wire (or, if you’re very careful, barbed wire) by wrapping the wire just under the lip of each bucket. Use more wire to make a hanger, fill the sap buckets with candles and, voila, you have a beautiful antique sap bucket chandelier.]]>david.ryan@birdingbirds.comSap Bucket Blog2010-02-26T10:53:52-05:00http://www.sapbuckets.com/sap_buckets_blog/files/875389fd332156594479790c67f09441-0.html#unique-entry-id-0http://www.sapbuckets.com/sap_buckets_blog/files/875389fd332156594479790c67f09441-0.html#unique-entry-id-0