Well Jenny it all depends on the project you have in mind. Pallets are pretty versatile due to the fact that they can be cut to suit your needs. They also come in a few sizes so again it all depends on exactly what you had in mind and how big of a space you have.
That depends on how you actually want to build your new planters. You could build them out of any size really. The more important question is whether or not the pallets you are choosing have been treated with preservatives or chemicals of some kind. It would not be advisable to use these in the garden. Make sure they are safe before you collect them.
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Well Jenny it all depends on the project you have in mind. Pallets are pretty versatile due to the fact that they can be cut to suit your needs. They also come in a few sizes so again it all depends on exactly what you had in mind and how big of a space you have.
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A Pallet Garden: Have you ever built one?
That depends on how you actually want to build your new planters. You could build them out of any size really. The more important question is whether or not the pallets you are choosing have been treated with preservatives or chemicals of some kind. It would not be advisable to use these in the garden. Make sure they are safe before you collect them.