How to Make a DIY Garden Planter
Indoor/Outdoor Hanging Planter
This indoor-outdoor hanging planter will look good on any porch railing or deck railings. It has an easy assembly process that requires no tools. You’ll need two pieces of wood, four screws, nails, paint, and stain.
A Simple Outdoor Garden Bench
Consider making a bench out of cinder blocks if you want to add more seating options outside but still keep it simple.
Bottle Hangers
Hang them from the ceiling with bottle hangers and string. You can also use these as planters by placing them on top of a pot filled with soil.
Pillar Planter
Use pillar pots to create an exciting display that will add height to any room. These containers come in many sizes, so you can choose one based on how tall you want it to look.
Ceiling Hooks
You can easily attach hooks to the ceiling using screws or nails.
Hanging Basket Plant Stand
This basket is perfect for hanging baskets that need extra support. It’s made of wood with an attached metal frame to not rust out over time. The stand has two shelves inside where you can store pots and other gardening supplies.
How To Make A Planter Box From An Old Crate
A simple way to create a beautiful container for potted plants is by using old crates as planter boxes. You’ll nd these at thrift stores or garage sales.
Wall Plants
Consider adding wall-hanging plants if you want to add color to your walls but aren’t sure where to start. These easy-to-make plants will look beautiful on any room’s wall. You’ll need an old frame that has been painted white, wood glue, and a paintbrush. Start by painting the inside of the frame with two coats of white paint. Then use the brush to apply one coat of green paint over the entire surface. Let dry completely before applying another layer of paint.
Plants on a Rail
Consider planting your herb garden along a railing if you want to keep things simple but still get an exciting look. You’ll need to use a pot that ts snugly into the rail, so nothing falls out when people walk by.
Upside Down Tomatoes
If you want tomatoes that look like they grew naturally but need more room than what you’d get with an average tomato plant, then try growing them upside down. The roots will still grow downwards, so all you’ll see is the top part of the fruit.
Where to Hang Your Plant
Plants should never be hung directly over electrical outlets or other heat sources like radiators. The roots will absorb too much energy and cause damage. Also, avoid placing plants near windows because they could get sunburned if exposed to direct sunlight all day long. If possible, place hanging planters away from air vents and heating ducts. This way, when warm air blows through the vent, it won’t cool down the room and make your plants uncomfortable.
How Much Weight Should I Allow My Plant?
Plants vary widely in size, shape, and growth rate. To determine what kind of weight your plant should support, measure its height and width at its widest points. Then multiply those measurements together. The resulting number represents the amount of weight your plant can handle before breaking.
The best indoor/outdoor plant hangers
Pineapple Leaf Outdoor Plant Holder
This simple yet stylish option comes in several colors and will work indoors or out. It has an adjustable strap that allows you to adjust how high off the ground you’d like to position your plant.
Garden Baskets
A basket garden is perfect for smaller spaces because it requires less space than a traditional hanging basket.
Cactus Planter
Cacti are easy to care for and look great when displayed outdoors. This planter can be used indoors as well. It’s perfect for small spaces like dorm rooms.
Shoe Rack
Shoes don’t have to go out into the garage anymore. Use old tires instead. A holder macramé using plant recycled holder materials using such recycled as materials old such jeans as or old tights.
Recycled An easy Wine Rack
An easy-to-use way a too attractive display planter bottles form of a wine plastic without milk taking jug. Use into an empty stylish plastic wine water rack.
DIY Macrame Hanging Plant
A macrame plant holder using recycled materials such as old jeans or tights. Flower Pot Planter An easy way to create an attractive planter from a plastic milk jug.
Shoe Storage Boxes
These shoeboxes are perfect for storing shoes when not worn. These are some of the which you should try and make your house look attractive!!