Hypertufa sculpture

A rustic garden art tutorial...How to Make Hypertufa Look Old

Today, I’ll show you how to make just about anything you can imagine with hypertufa using inexpensive materials you can buy from your closest home center. I’ll also show you all of the many ways you can use this versatile material to achieve various different textures and finishes without much effort. What is Hypertufa? Tufa is […]

Looking for funny and charming garden crafts? Make a couple of Hypertufa Plant Pot Faces to fill with hardy succulents to drape over the edges or hens and chicks for a totally outrageous hairdo

These Hypertufa Toadstools are a little different from the run of the mill mushrooms that you might see...

By Marcia Kirinus, NC State Extension Master GardenerSM volunteer The doldrums of winter are now upon us, but there’s still plenty of work to be done to prepare your garden (either indoor or outdoo…

It's not rocket science but there are few things to take into consideration when Setting Up Your Hypertufa Studio...

Hyper-what?? you might be asking yourself. Hypertufa is a mixture of equal parts, sand, portland cement, peat-moss and vermiculite (if you have it) You then mix it all together to create planters, …

Blog post by Owdboggy - For the benefit of those folks who do not have enamel sinks to spare, this is a description of how I made a trough from hypertufa (sand, cement and pe

A couple of years ago, I made a giant hypertufa pot. I loved making it so much that I wanted to make some smaller ones. I’ve used the giant one for so many things, even to put a tree in at Christmas time! *affiliate link in this post They are super easy to make and

How to choose Hypertufa Molds; they can be as simple as a piece of drycleaners poly film, or as complex as a salvaged basket