You must be talking about Tasymo's blue bench and her beautiful red/blue shed. She's on the Garden Junk side. You can do a search for benches or sheds. I have just started visiting this side a few days ago, and wonder why it's so slow. GJunk side is very fast-moving.

That's an awesome looking headboard Mangomoon!! I absolutely love it. Yes put it in your gardens, it's going to look fantastic. Personally, I love the old country vintage look and wouldn't paint it. There are quite a few gardening mags out now that show pics of headboards in gardens and they look soooooooooo pretty. Check some of the mags out for ideas and flower designs. Sure hope you'll post pics of it when you have "planted" it in the ground and then "planted" your flowers. To keep it steady in the ground, either use concrete or when digging your hole and filling it back up, really pack the dirt and it should do alright. I just saw my neighbor's buddy who does fencing, just dig a few holes here and there along the fence on both sides between our yards (a huge stockade fence) and then he just really packed in more "good" dirt in the holes and that fence stood right up. I was pretty amazed how that's all he did and it fixed the leaning over problem. Have fun doing your garden project - remember, share, share, share those pics. Sal

Looks really nice to me!! The rose plates are nice addition!! Did you spray it with clear Krylon so it will hold up better in weather!! Jan

Amysraq, I can only tell you that we made our headboard. It's six feet tall and the width of our king sized bed. We covered it in chenille upholstery fabric. That was seven years ago and I read every night leaning against it, no wear, no sag. If ours held up I would think that a professionally made one would surely do the same.