Six DIY Garden Projects That Will Make You Want to Go Green for Earth Day

Living in an apartment is great but you just can’t have some of the things homeowners have like pretty vegetable and flower gardens. Right?

WRONG.

With Earth Day upon us it seems fit to share one of apartment living’s best kept secrets… Patio Gardening! It can be as simple or as complex as you’d like it to be it adds a special touch to your home and it’s a great hobby!

Not sure how to get started? Here are some easy DIY garden projects to wake up your dormant green thumb.

1.  Mason Jar Herb Garden

This DIY Mason Jar Herb Garden from CamilleStyles.com  may be simple to make but doesn’t lack in style or function. Always having fresh herbs around is elegant and delicious. Don’t forget to read the comments section for great advice on watering and drainage for your herbs!

2. 7-Step Pallet Garden

Pallet projects are all the rage these days and this DIY Pallet Garden is just as easy to make as it is trendy. In only seven steps you will have a garden worthy of a backyard that fits on your balcony!

3. Terra-Cotta Vertical Garden

This vertical garden takes slightly more work to put together but is totally worth it. The Horticult has simple instructions on how to turn inexpensive terra-cotta pots and some hardware into a chic urban-inspired garden.

4. "Pallet" Herb Garden

This “pallet project” resembles a pallet but Chrissy from The Pink Lemonade Blog didn’t actually use a pallet. Her instructions do require cutting some wood but with a splash of chalkboard paint this planter becomes cute and personalized.

5. Wall-Mounted Succulent Letter DIY

Sarah from House & Fig says this project is only loosely DIY because she bought the letter frame at a floral store in San Francisco. But filling the frame with hard-to-kill succulents is just as clever as coming up with a whole DIY garden project from start-to-finish. Hats off to you Sarah.

6. Shoe Organizer Herb Garden

Really awesome DIY garden projects often start with re-purposing other household items. Take a shoe organizer for example. This idea from Birds & Blooms couldn’t be easier and the optional plant tags really make it stand out.


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