A short-lived perennial that rarely endures beyond four or five years, cardinal flower readily reseeds, so if situated in the right spot in your garden it should ensure a steady supply of ...»

The Mad Planter adds a fun, topsy-turvy look to any garden or backyard! With a little primer and spray paint, some cheap terracotta flower pots, and a piece of rebar (ask your husband, ...»

Make these cute soup tin lanterns in a day....providing you have all the necessary tools,this DIY wont cost you a penny....visit my blog for the full DIY tutorial....

Succulent Gardens require very little water and almost no maintenance. And they can be gorgeous!

INSTRUCTIONS: You can see from the picture what kind of pots I used. The large basin on the bottom is plastic. You can also use a very large terra cotta saucer, but it doesn't hold much water and you have to keep refilling. I know because I tried it.

You can use any size pots you want. I like the strawberry pot because the water comes out of the holes.

The pump sits on the bottom of the big basin. You put a large size pot upside down in the big bowl to ...»

Epsom salts aren't really salt, but rather a naturally occurring pure mineral compound of magnesium and sulfate. This combination has a multitude of benefits for health, gardening and ...»

A great way to recycle and decorate at the same time! Strips of toilet paper tubes are quilled by rolling them around the end of a paint brush.

I created suncatchers using recycled light bulbs, fabric puff paint, and acrylic paint.

I think this would work well whether hanging on a fence, deck or even a tree similar to the one pinned on Hometalk Garden Board on Pinterest! (dead tree) You can do a search for clay pot hangers and come up with numerous places to purchase.