Skip Pricey Planters: Pickle Jars Are A Creative Replacement
Got an old pickle jar? This easy DIY turns it into a charming little plant display that practically takes care of itself and won't stretch your wallet.
Read MoreGot an old pickle jar? This easy DIY turns it into a charming little plant display that practically takes care of itself and won't stretch your wallet.
Read MoreMake an adorable houseplant container with this easy DIY. All it takes it a clear glass jar, hot glue, paint, and wine corks to assemble and customize it.
Read MoreDo you have an old frying pan that you are ready to throw out? Give it a new life as a customizable and charming succulent planter with this simple DIY.
Read MoreIf your porch feels a little plain, this Dollar Tree DIY offers a chic yet inexpensive fix. Plus, the planter is easy to customize with real or faux flowers.
Read MoreHanging plants are always beautiful, but their planters... not really. But you can ditch common hanging baskets for this cute, metallic one from IKEA.
Read MoreIs that lucky bamboo plant dying? It may not be real bamboo, but if the leaves are yellow and it's rotting, you can still save your houseplant with these steps.
Read MoreWhat's better than reusing a glass jar as a vase? Crafting one so fine, it adds floral vibes to your space even without flowers. And all you need is some TP!
Read MoreIf you thought you'd missed the window for building out an attractive container garden, fact is June is the perfect time for many long-blooming flowers.
Read MoreEmpty milk jugs aren't as useless as they seem. They can become quirky hanging planters, perfect for indoors and out. Plus, they're easy to DIY.
Read MoreHanging planters are gorgeous additions to any home and they don't always require much to make. This DIY shows it can be as simple as owning an old soup ladle!
Read MoreYour old wine bottles are just what you need to craft this elegant-looking DIY wall decor that will bring the great outdoors into your home.
Read MoreWhat else can you do with an old toilet paper holder other than toss it in the trash? Well, as it turns out, it might just make a neat vase for your flowers.
Read MoreYour plants might be happy after watering, but the surface underneath won't be — unless you use a drip tray. Luckily, an old milk jug can help.
Read MoreWhen it's no longer needed in the kitchen, give that old Bundt pan new life as a shallow planter, a perfect succulent display spot needing little alteration.
Read MoreIf you've got a wall begging for a display, consider this affordable hanging one made from Dollar Tree glass bottles that's perfect for propagating.
Read MoreYou may think of your doorways as purely functional features in your home. However, using this decor idea can give them a stunning and unique look.
Read MoreNow that spring is in full swing, June is the perfect time to take a few simple steps to ensure your spider plants will flourish the rest of the year.
Read MoreVintage doilies have become trendy decor items all over again and this lady takes it farther by using them to craft a gorgeous, one-of-a-kind plant hanger.
Read MoreThis award-winning, pot-friendly purple perennial keeps blooming over and over again, and with the right growing conditions, it’s easy to care for, too.
Read MoreIt can be tough to grow plants in shaded porches without keeping them out in the sun more often than not. But one can thrive without much light at all.
Read MoreIf your home is overrun with plant cuttings, you can use them in a cute project. This simple IKEA hack uses a frame, a cutting, and other inexpensive materials.
Read MoreAldi is a great place to pick up a variety of items for your home and garden. This budget-friendly raised planter can be found at the retailer this spring.
Read MoreUnless you've got time and space to spare, avoid plants from Home Depot and other big box stores. They could end up causing more problems than they're worth.
Read MoreRosemary is a pleasant, hardy herb, but proper care is important for your plant to thrive. You may not even be you're making this well-intentioned mistake.
Read MoreNeed to give your plants a boost, but don't have any fertilizer on hand? Don't fret — the perfect natural solution may just be waiting in your kitchen.
Read MoreThe trick to adding greenery to your kitchen decor is to select plants that can shrug off extreme heat fluctuations (because they're cool like that).
Read MoreWe all could use some sunny hues, fresh flowers, and gorgeous greenery to our home right now, yes? These picks surely scream "spring is here!"
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