This is My Own Experiences.
All My Own Idea's But I Must Admit I Do Read alot! LOL

If You have an item You Can Not Move Or Get Rid of Make it Your Subject!
I had a 22' Boat. Drilled Holes in the Bottom,
Filled it with Sand to Make a Hugh Sandbox For the Grandkids,
Only it Didn't Drain Well Enough So I Used it For a Bog Garden!

Also had a Fallen Tree with no top.
Laying down it was 3' tall,
So I Drilled holes in it and Now I have a Log Garden!
Sedums and Hen's And Chicks Do Well on Something that Has Little Dirt Like This!

A Old Foundation I Couldn't have Dynomited Out!
I Bought A Rubber Liner and made a 12'X 18 foot Pond!
Sure Was a Chore but the Frogs do Enjoy!

I Had an Old Telephone Pole, I'm Going to Cut three Sections Off the Top.
The Tapered End.
And Rope them Together With a 1 1/2" Rope I Got from the Hardware
And Then Hubby (Glad I have one that Loves to work with wood!)
has Plans for a Seagull I Want one perched On the Top of Them
For Around my Pond!
Sounds Like a Novelty, Doesn't it?

I had a Small Locust Tree Die in the Woods We Just Cut the top Off
and Mounted a Bird Feeder on it!, Works Great!

Had a Pile of Rocks I Washed dirt Down in and Planted Sedum all over it!
Wonderful Sedum Garden for my Collection.
Sedum is So Giving, Even in the heat and Dry well drained rocks!

Some Old Broken Bricks I Used For Some Chip Mulch,
after breaking them Up Farther.
They even Grew Some Nice Moss And All helps With Moister Control.

Wooden Skid's with some Hooks Is my Compost Bin's.
Real Open and Easy to Move in the Fall.