Marble Herb Wall Planter
by
Lily Ardor
5 Materials
$5
1 Hour
Easy
Must have herb wall garden..
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Let me start of by saying 90% of this project is recycled materials. Tin cans, barn wood, and to cook with everyday. YEY!!! 
Oh and the best part is.. it takes under an hour to make.
Oh and the best part is.. it takes under an hour to make. 
I wanted to give my pots a marbleized effect. I used a tub of water and for this technique.
I used to my third pot. I talk more in depth about this step on my blog and to finish it off I secured my tin cans to my recycled wood.
Oh boy I can’t wait to use some of these purdy herbs.
Look at that marble effect!! How cute is that?
Loving the marble and rustic vibes. This is a MINI VERSION of the tutorial to see the full tutorial visit this link -
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I love it. Going to make for all the females as well as myself for Christmas. I made wall hangings and a head and foot board for my bed from a fence that I replaced and was wondering what to make with the rest of the fence. Problem solved. Thank you for the idea.
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I'm so glad you liked this idea. You sound very creative :D I love recycling projects. Thank you and have fun.
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Very cute! I love the idea of upcycling!
Frequently asked questions
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If​I don't have a bath tub what can I use?
Is this one of your bathroom walls over the tub? How did you attach the barn wood to that wall?
Did I miss something about how they drain, so the herbs don't get root rot? I love the look of these, but wonder - doesn't the inside of the can rust? Could you put the paint effect on the inside to protect it?
I'd try other herbs than basil (which I personally LOVE), because when I've tried basil in pots, they get root bound very fast and the plants die.
I love the look, how did you attach the can to the wood? Not much space for hand to fit in can with a nut and bolt.
Can I use this technique on plastic?