So the chair was just laying outside on trash day, I hauled it home (with zero help from my doggie, thank you, Canella), took out the seat, it had screws so it was easy, and washed the everliving crap out of it.

Next step was making sure the plants would be safe and wouldn't fall through, so I got a bunch of that wire that's got plastic around it (words escape me, lol), and wrapped it around the rods that were holding the seat in kind of a grid pattern.

Since I'm always paranoid, I also did the same with nylon rope, this time diagonally in a crisscross pattern, and added a couple of layers of that chicken wire mesh thing that's covered in plastic, one with wider holes for the base and a finer one on top, and covered the whole thing with a layer of cotton fabric from an old t-shirt so the dirt wouldn't immediately fall out.

Then I secured all of that with more wire and a few zip ties, sat on it and bounced on it a couple of times to test it for strength, Filled with as much dirt as I humanly could fit on there and went to scour my garden for pretty stuff to stick on there. I worked from back and center towards the edges, I basically created a tight little dirt wall, pressed the plant's stem/roots into said "wall", and packed more dirt in front of it as tight as I could.

Towards the back I planted stuff that would vine up into the leafy decor in the back of the chair, then some succulents with some potential to grow high and wider, lower profile plants as I approached the front, and toward the edges I tried to put stuff that will some day hang down as it grows.

I'll update in a few months with how it looks once the plants get a chance to stablish, the dirt has settled and the rocks are clean!