3 Absolutely Adorable Ways To Display Your Plants
Step 1: Gather your materials
42" metal tomato cage, spray paint (rust-oleum metallic gold), planter pot, plant Get tutorial here
Step 1: Flip tomato cage upside down
Flip your tomato cage down, so it stands on it's round base Get tutorial here
Step 2: Remove end picks from cage
You can use metal cutters to remove them or bend them back-and-forth a few times until they bend right off Get tutorial here
Step 4: Insert your plant pot
Once your tomato cage is dry to the touch, place a planter pot inside the first circle Get tutorial here
Step 5: Insert your plant
Place the plant of your liking into your pot Get tutorial here
Step 5: Admire the end result!
The height is perfect and it's a great space saver at the same time Get tutorial here
Next: Create A Topsy Turvy Planter
You're neighbors won't be able to stop smiling when they pass by your house! Get tutorial here
Step 1: Paint your pots
I chose this bright blue Rust-Oleum spray paint for that perfect pop of color! Get tutorial here
Step 2: Fill pot with soil & insert rod
Take your 10" pot and fill it with potting soil. Insert the metal rod into the center of the pot while you fill it Get tutorial here
Step 3: Thread your second pot onto the rod
Take one of your 6" pots and thread the metal rod through the bottom base hole Get tutorial here
Step 4: Fill your second pot
Wedge your smaller pot into the soil, so it sits on an angle and fill it with soil Get tutorial here
Step 5: Glue the edge of your pot
Using heavy-duty adhesive (like E600) glue the right outer edge of your second pot Get tutorial here
Step 6: Add next pot, fill, and repeat
Continue until all pots are threaded onto the rod, glued, and filled with soil Get tutorial here
Step 7: Plant your flowers
You will most likely have to break up the root of the plant slightly to ensure they fit nicely into each pot Get tutorial here
Step 8: Show off to all your neighbors!
What a fun way to bring some color to your doorstep! Get tutorial here
Next: Mosaic Cookie Tin Planter
This is a great way to repurpose a tin into a lovely mosaic succulent planter Get tutorial here
Step 1: Place stones around tin with grout
Using little dabs of grout, begin placing the stones onto the tin Get tutorial here
Step 2: Cover entire tin with stones
It's best to work from the bottom up, that way the stones won't slide down Get tutorial here
Step 3: After dried, grout the mosaic
Make sure the grout gets is spread evenly and gets into every crack Get tutorial here
Step 4: Wipe off all the excess grout
Use a damp cloth to to wipe off as much excess grout as possible Get tutorial here
Step 5: Insert succulents and display!
You can also use these as candle holders! Get tutorial here
