Kids toys are great for upcycling in the garden. Make a wind chime from baby rattles, a planter from an old bicycle, or adorn ...

Amazon’s secret patio and garden outlet is filled with deals on outdoor furniture, gardening tools, patio conversation sets, ...

If you live somewhere with late spring frosts, try starting off your plants in containers. This way, you'll be able to move ...

If you don’t have room for lots of pots and planters, let me point you to IKEA’s excellent windowsill solution that can help ...

But for some, the only type of garden they can realistically grow is in containers. While growing roses in pots might not be your first choice, it makes sense for those in rental homes, or others ...

Take inspiration from two very different balcony gardens in Naarm/Melbourne that have been designed to feel like a garden on ...

Made from lightweight resin, the pot is pretty firm, not as flimsy as plastic. It's ok to use this planter outside as it's sun-tolerable. The black color does match any decoration. With the matte ...

Regardless, it’s designed to be easily moved around, even with the elderly or kids. The attached handles stay neat when not in use whereas sturdy enough to help maneuver the plant here to there simply ...

WATCHING buds flower and seedlings sprout is one of the joys of spring. What is less fun, though, is the cost of pots and planters to grow them in. Instead of digging deep to afford them ...

The warehouse store has gigantic ceramic pots over 20 inches wide — they’re ideal for trees, but you can also use them as planters for spring and summer patio displays! The possibilities are endless, ...