Planters… they can be very unique. Like these planters that turn an old stump into a planter garden instead of dealing with the hassle of removing the stump. The process is simple… hollow out the center and fill it with soil. From there, fill it with whatever plant you want. …

01 Dinosaur Succulent Plant Succulents are prehistoric plant species, so what could be better than planting them inside plastic dinosaur toys? Just cut holes in the backs of the dinosaurs, fill them with a cactus/succulent soil mix and plant some small scale succulents. This idea comes from the two bloggers …

Make your own terrarium Do you feel like your living room could use some plant love? Terraria are closed glass containers with a beautiful display of slow growing plants. They are a great way to get a dose of nature indoors. These mini greenhouses are easy to maintain and each …

1. Scout out a location for your water garden Remember: Water weighs 8.34 pounds per gallon, which means that even a small five-gallon container would end up weighing more than 40 pounds after being filled with water. Make sure you have a solid foundation for it, whether it’s on a …

6 types of daisies There are many varieties of daisies, from the most famous variety with yellow centers and white flowers to fast-growing wildflowers. These are some of the different types you can add to your garden: 1. Shasta daisy (Leucanthemum x superbum): The Shasta daisy is perhaps the most …

  Enjoying your patio can be a year-round investment. Creating a decorative winter container is a creative process that will give you a beautiful object that will last on your walkway, stairs or balcony well into March…just in time for spring. Similar to arranging ornamental pots in the summer, follow …