TOP 10 WAYS TO CREATE AWESOME PLANTERS IN YOUR GARDEN

Check out these planter ideas and pick up some tips that you can use in your garden.

Container gardens are perfect for small backyards, patios, and for those who don?t have any backyard to speak of. You can keep an indoor container garden, or simply create one on your window sill or on a balcony.
There are so many creative ways to create your own unique container garden, but we?ve picked a few really stunning examples that you can use to kickstart your creativity!

1. Colorful Ceramic Flower Pots

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For a simple, classic look with a bright pop of color, pick sturdy ceramic planters in bold colors. Don?t be afraid to mix and match; the bolder the colors, the more they?ll stand out in your garden. This is a great way to add lots of color to a small patio or deck, in absence of a backyard filled with large swaths of planting beds filled with a wide variety of blooms.

2. A-Frame Shelf With Upcycled Ceramics

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To get this casual, yet elegant display look, first find a proper, sturdy frame. You?ll want to care for your frame the way you would your wooden deck. Replace parts as needed, and reapply stain to keep the wood in good condition. To find the containers, shop your local antique stores and flea markets!

3. Aluminum Mailbox Herb Garden

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If you?re looking to create an herb garden, but don?t have a lot of space, consider creating a wall herb garden. Find as many antique aluminum mailboxes as herbs you want to plant, then attach with a screw onto a wooden fence or divider wall. Fill with soil and your herbs, and get growing!

4. Classic Terra Cotta Planter

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Terra Cotta planters are ubiquitous in the world of gardening, and most potted plants you buy come in a simple terra cotta planter. While terra cotta can be fragile, it is also a great way to get started. Terra cotta planters are cheap, so you can start with them and swap them out later if you decide to go in a different style direction.

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