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By now we all know our outdoor spaces count as much as our indoor ones. Especially during certain times of year! One of the best design elements you can bring to your outdoor spaces is the colors and textures of plants and flowers.
Let’s face it, though, planters and pots from the nursery can add up fast. I think it can be the most expensive part of outdoor living outside of the hardscape! So we went out looking for some creative and inexpensive outdoor planter ideas you can do this weekend.
DIY Planter Ideas
Inexpensive Large Planter Idea
Look at these $20 tall planters from Bower Power. Love the blue wash on these DIY planter projects! These might be the perfect size for growing some veggies, too. Check out our post on Growing Tomatoes in Pots over at TGG!
Modern DIY Planter
The modern look of these DIY cinder block planters from Little Miss Momma are right up my alley. Cheap concrete blocks, a little paint, a little time = budget outdoor planter projects! BTW, if you love your plants (and you wouldn’t be here if you didn’t) check out 10 Must Have Plant Subscription Boxes over at TGG. Best gift to oneself, ever.
Vintage Boxes
Vintage Flourish has another idea that requires absolutely no construction whatsoever. These vintage crates are easy to plop a pot into, and change it on a whim. They also drain well, and if you find the inexpensive reproduction kind at Goodwill, you can get this look for next to nothing. Save more money by growing your plants from seed. Find the best free seed catalogs!
Wood Crate Inexpensive Planters
Another wooden crate planter idea from Sanna and Sania. Did you know produce is still delivered in wooden crates? Ask at your local farmers market if they will save you a couple!
Love these DIY inexpensive outdoor planter ideas! Yep, we do too! Go see DIY Stock Tank Pools and DIY Patio Decorating Ideas and really get your backyard ready! Check out our posts on our sister site TheGardenGlove.com:
How to Make Winter Garden Planters
Also, Awesome Indoor Plant Shelf Ideas over at OhMeOhMy!
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