Just make a box with no lid drill holes in base for drainage. ( or you could use Slates od wood instead of a solid base. Line with plastic liner (Old Compost bag would be fine). Paint or Stain in the usual way for outdoor boxes, then make drainage holes through plastic. add soil/compost and plant up Or just add plants in Pots..........Enjoy!
Its also nice if the front board is at a slant, and of course you need supports for your window boxes, This window boxes have metal supports painted to match the siding.
Looking to DIY a rock look on a wall. Would like to find something I can sculpt my own rocks with. I have been told cement would be to heavy on a drywall backing. Do...
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I have 2 majesty palm plants. Right now I've got them on 2 plant stands that have to lean against the wall for support. I'd like to build two plant stands that are ta...
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Does anyone have a way of how to hang a window box without having to screw the box or the bracket into the windowsill or the siding? Is there some way of clamping the...
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My lot backs onto the line where this unsightly, cinder-block shed sits. I need an idea to hide it. I have saved a lot of fallen walnut & maple tree branches that I'd...
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Hey everyone!I've got this outdoor area that's totally underused, and I'm itching to transform it into a refreshing paradise for the summer. Now, instead of taking th...
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Hi there,
Just make a box with no lid drill holes in base for drainage. ( or you could use Slates od wood instead of a solid base. Line with plastic liner (Old Compost bag would be fine). Paint or Stain in the usual way for outdoor boxes, then make drainage holes through plastic. add soil/compost and plant up Or just add plants in Pots..........Enjoy!
Yse treated wood or they will rot.
Its also nice if the front board is at a slant, and of course you need supports for your window boxes, This window boxes have metal supports painted to match the siding.