Kevins Catch All Trees

06/21/2025

Catch All Tree in full bloom this first day of summer!

Kimberly and Jake Withee did a fine job with their double Catch All Tree. It definitely has some bling! I still have some of these built up and ready to install if anyone would like to purchase one. Shoot me a message for details.

06/21/2025

Kimberly and Jake Withee did a fine job with their double Catch All Tree. It definitely has some bling! I still have some of these built up and ready to install if anyone would like to purchase one. Shoot me a message for details.

04/26/2025

Mr. Theo and I went on a road trip to Union and put up this double Catch All Tree for his Auntie Kim. While she waits for the window of weather for plants Kim has some bird feeders in her tree. Looking forward to some color once Jake gets a bunch of plants hung up.

04/26/2025

04/26/2025

Approximately 55 years ago my dad taught me to weld and my first welding project was this tree made from re-purposed hay rake tines. Dad hung tea kettles on it so we called it the Tea Kettle Tree. It became a popular topic of conversation over the years and a list developed of family members that would like to have one. It has taken me awhile but i finally got around to building a few more. I have come up with a hub design that allows the tines to be placed in slots so that the trees will be less bulky to move around. This will also allow for shipping of the hubs and folks with access to pipe and tines can build trees remotely without doing any welding. I have been building and setting up trees in the area so decided that a dedicated page would be a nice place to compile pics and stories for current and future owners. It will be interesting to see how people decorate their trees. For that reason I have decided to call them “Catch All Trees”. I am currently building the trees in what I am calling a single(5 tines single hub) and double (10 tines double hub). I have a couple built and on display at 76 Little Deer Isle Road, Little Deer Isle. I have them decorated with plants, buoys and of course a few of the classic tea kettles! Prices are 450 for a single and 800 for a double. Installation charges are per situation or can be easily owner installed. I currently have a few built and ready. And I can tell you that if you struggle to find a good Mother’s Day gift that my mom enjoyed hers for over 55 years!