How to make a garden hose storage pot?

You could use a large planter pot for the hose and then cover it with clay pot saucer.

Hello. Here’s a Hometalk link that might be helpful.

https://www.hometalk.com/diy/organize/outdoor-spaces/hose-pot-without-the-hose-pot-price--18775715?expand_all_questions=1

Here you go:
Up-cycled Tire Hose Pot

Source: felderrushing.net

Up-cycling is a great way to save money when working on your garden. Repurposing old tires will give you something durable and customizable – it can be eye-catching or industrial.

ref: https://blog.gardenloversclub.com/gardens/store-your-garden-hose/

Are you wanting a lid so that the hose can not be seen, or so that water doesn't pool in the pot after it rains?

Get a large planter pot and use it. Make a lid out of decorative wood

Here is a nice post with different varietions, some of them very dumb, but the last 4 I really like

https://blog.gardenloversclub.com/gardens/store-your-garden-hose/laina-finance.fi

DIY Hose Pot Holder

https://thegardeningcook.com/diy-hose-pot/

You could get an old galvanized tub or a lobster pot to keep the hose in and then add a wooden round top to it. Paint it or stencil it or stain it and stencil it in a garden motif!

Hi Sherry: A small metal garbage can would work. You can even get some paint for metal and paint it.

Good luck

We picked up an old ceramic planter at a garage sale. Brought it home and brushed it down well with a metal brush. Then painted it with liquid flex seal to water proof it. So far so good.

So many helpful ideas. Thank you, Hometalkers! You are so kind and helpful!

Everyone's ideas are great except keeping it out of the sun means keeping it out of heat. Metal containers and tires would absorb heat. The plastic flower pots would not absorb heat as quickly or as well, particularly white or light colors. You could also try finding a footstool at a garage sale or Goodwill Store. It already has a lid on it. I got a nice one for $1 and used it for an older terrier to get up onto the couch. He knew exactly what to do with it and used it a long time. Make sure the hose is drained; line the footstool with a good grade plastic bag. After storing the hose, put the lid down and enjoy a well deserved sit.