Coffee can planter

Container gardening has so many advantages over the traditional practice of growing in the ground. Not only does it save on water and fertilizers, but pest control is easier, harvesting is a breeze and you

Coffee Can Planters - 1 Drill holes in the coffee cans 3up top for twine, and drainage holes in the bottom 2 Spray prime & paint colors you want 3 add whatever your going to use to hang them with 4 add dirt & flowers 5 hang & enjoy!

Got some old coffee cans laying around? How about recycling them into cute Planter Buckets! The first step is to drink all of the coffee :) The second step is…

There's a saying in the South that if it isn't nailed down, we southerners will monogram it. I have my own saying. If it isn't nailed down, I'm gonna plant something in it. My newest obsession is planting succulents in vintage coffee tins. And if you think about it, the tins are already monogrammed with the company's label/artwork.

Here are some gardening crafts that add another element to the process of gardening, and some creative power to your garden.

Upcycled Coffee Can Planter: My co-workers and I drink a lot of coffee and empty coffee cans are great to re-use! This Instructable will show you how to make a small planter out of an empty coffee can. It's really easy, super customize-able, will save you money by not having to…

Don't just recycle that metal coffee can, reuse it and turn it into something pretty for your home!

We had beautiful weather this past weekend and it was a perfect time to be out and about. As I've mentioned before, one of the things I like to do when I have some extra time, is to go wandering through antique shops. This time I had an idea and I was on a mission to find one thing; old coffee cans.

I wanted to remove the print on empty coffee can. It was more complicated than I thought but there's a secret. #TexasHomesteader

Upcycle Coffee Cans Don't throw those empty coffee cans away! We put together some pretty awesome ways you can upcycle coffee cans and put them to good use once again. I think my favorite way is

15 Easy and cheap ways to make over tin cans into planters. Quick and easy upcycled tin cans DIY projects for kids.

Turning a coffee can into a minimalist, dimensional plant pot is a quick and easy DIY project. #zerowaste #upcycled #plants

Transform your old tin cans into beautiful and functional planters with this easy DIY project. Perfect for eco-friendly gardening, upcycling not only helps reduce waste but also adds a personal touch to your outdoor decor. Simple steps guide you in creating unique plant pots that can suit any type of flower or herb. Discover tips for decorating and arranging your new planters to enhance your garden or balcony space, creating an inviting atmosphere with a sustainable flair. Explore different…

DIY Hanging Coffee Can Planter: I made this coffee can hanging planter because I wanted something more lightweight than your average terra cotta planter to hang in the window - plus I love to up-cycle! In this tutorial I'm going to show you how I housed a few of my indoor plants e…

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Got some old coffee cans laying around? How about recycling them into cute Planter Buckets! The first step is to drink all of the coffee :) The second step is…

Update your outdoor space with these painted tin can planters. This project is such an easy way to add a pop of color to your outdoor living space, garden, po…

Looking for ways to reuse Coffee Cans? Here are 29 Clever Coffee Can Crafts. So many ideas from practical reuses in the garden to gift ideas to home decor.

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I live in a Victorian semi-detached house with a lovely but small walled garden. There isn't much space for growing plants, so I tend to grow things in pots that I can then stack on a stand.I love to make colorful vertical planters for the garden and last year I made an amazing Morrocan one out of a pallet, which you can see here.This time I used tin cans and instead of Morrocan I went all Nordic (Finnish) with my styling! To achieve the Finnish look I used paper napkins in desi