Hanging Planter.

Hanging planters can be used to hold a variety of plants. They are easy to make and can be made out of almost anything. For example, you can use a hanging planter made out of a plastic milk jug and hang it on the side of your home, in your backyard.

Another option for making a hanging planter is cutting the bottom off an empty pickle jar and using it to hold small potted plants. You could hang this from your kitchen window and watch the plant grow all year long! In addition, they can be hung inside or outside so they are very versatile pieces that will add charm wherever they are placed.

Geometric Wall Planter.

Some people find geometric wall planters to be ugly. I don’t agree. My favorite vintage plants are a variety of succulents—potent and wiry, they look like they could take on the world. They were especially a part of caretaker’s sketches in the “Captain Scott” exhibition at the British Library, where my own love affair with these plants began. There are many types of succulents that you can use to make your own geometric wall planter, but one of my favorites is called a “prickly pear cactus” (not actually a cactus). They’re easy to propagate if you know how because all you need to do is stick them into soil with stems and roots attached, which is why it’s such an attractive way for people who grow their own houseplants to start out. But there are also some more complicated ways to create geometric wall planters: For example, there’s this one from Vogue magazine that uses foam squares stuck together into a form (it doesn’t mention what kind of plant it would work for). Another interesting way would be to use old containers like wine or soda bottles (where the labels have been peels off) as planters. That would require some DIY skills but those interested in these things may find them appealing!

Pottery Wall Planter.

Pottery planters are beautiful and functional. They can be used in a variety of different ways, both indoors and out. If you decide to use them indoors, make sure that you have enough space for them to fit comfortably within your home. You don’t want your plants growing into the walls!

There are many different styles of pottery planters available. Some are simply white or grey, while others feature intricate designs such as flowers or animals. There is also a wide range in terms of price – some can cost hundreds of dollars while others only cost $20 or less!

Recycled Wood Planters.

Recycled wood planters are a great way to use up any pallets you have lying around, and can be made in a variety of sizes and shapes. They can be freestanding or hung on your wall as a living picture frame.

You can paint them with chalkboard paint to add an extra element of fun, or leave them completely natural for a classic look for your home.

Because they’re made from weathered wood, these planters are built to last both indoors and outside.

DIY Plant Stand.

Are you a budding carpenter with a green thumb? You’ll be pleased to know that this DIY project isn’t just an indoor planter. It’s also an indoor plant stand!

Here’s what you’ll need:

• Wood (enough to build a cube)
• Drill
• Screws and nails
• Hammer or screwdriver
• Stain or paint (optional)

Living Wall Planter.

A living wall planter is an easy way to create a vertical garden in your home or on your patio. All you need is a frame, some plastic sheeting, and soil. You can buy kits online that make installation even easier—but you can also make one yourself using a pallet or other items from around the house. Your living wall will be full of green plants like moss, succulents, ferns, and other decorative plants that will bring life to any room! To keep your living wall hydrated, use an automatic watering system hooked up directly to the water supply so it saves time and energy while keeping everything alive!

Terrariums.

A terrarium is a container holding a plant. Placed inside an enclosed glass jar, these little guys can live in a number of cities, making it easy to transport them wherever they are needed. There are several options for your terrarium, but if you’re going the DIY route, make sure that you’re giving your plants enough drainage (they don’t do well with stagnant water). It’s also important not to over-water them—terrariums shouldn’t be watered every day, and only then once the soil gets dry. A good rule of thumb is to let them go about two weeks in between watering sessions. Once you get used to that rhythm, you’ll find that your terrarium is appropriately hydrated and happy!

Also worth noting: You should keep your terrarium out of direct sunlight. While light is important for photosynthesis in plants and other forms of greenery (especially during winter), lightbulbs will do just fine as long as it’s not especially hot or cold outside—or inside—of their enclosure! If there isn’t much natural lighting available where your plant lives then use artificial lights instead–this will help maintain their moisture levels while keeping up with the sun’s cycle too!

When it comes time to setup your indoor garden arrangement think about how much space you have available first so that this can dictate what kind of container(s) might work best; we recommend using something like decorative rocks/moss on top which will act as a base layer as well provide some visual interest without taking up too much room itself since they’re lightweight materials like stone vs stone bricks which would weigh down more heavily when placed indoors especially at such high heights.”

Outdoor Indoor Planters.

If you’re looking for a way to bring a bit of nature into your home, consider an indoor planter. They are extremely versatile and can be used almost anywhere. Indoor planters are great for decorating and adding a natural element to your home. Creating an indoor garden can also be a fun project that will help you learn more about plants and how they grow.

Iron Urns, Pots + Barrels.

I believe there are few places where you can use an urn, pot, or barrel in your home other than a basement. The beauty of using these planters is that they look good and make the room feel cozy. You don’t need to take up any extra room with something that’s not as aesthetically pleasing.

Some of the urns and pots I have used are:

• colorful ceramic planter -for small spaces; white ceramic planter -for large spaces; colored glass bowl – for brightening up any space; glass vase – for maximizing space; clay pot – for maximum effect; iron cauldron -for no special effects needed… just a cool looking object to put on your shelf or display

With these unique planters, you can grow plants in almost any space

Plants don’t have to be relegated to the great outdoors. There are many options for indoor planters that will allow you to grow plants just about anywhere, no matter what kind of space you’re working with. You can put a planter anywhere that suits your fancy: on a dresser, in a bookshelf, or even hanging from the ceiling. It’s easy to find planters in every size and shape imaginable…and here are some of our favorites!We all know that plants are good for us.

They purify the air and make us happier, so it’s a great idea to have some green friends around. But not all of us are blessed with outdoor space, so what to do?

Well, we’ve got you covered! Whether you’re working with a tiny apartment or a large house, here are nine different indoor planters the you can use anywhere:

1) Geometric Hanging Planter: This planter is perfect if you have some unused ceiling space. It doesn’t take up any floor room but looks super cute!

2) Corner Shelf Planter: If you have empty corners in your home, turn them into vertical gardens with this corner shelf planter! You can mount as many as you want for a beautiful wall-to-wall garden.

3) Window Planter: Don’t have much floor space? You can still keep your plants on the ground by hanging them from your window instead. This is also helpful if your windows don’t get enough sun and need to be closer to the light source.

4) Coffee Table Planter: Worried about knocking over smaller planters on the ground? Put yours in a coffee table instead! You can even add wheels

Want to add some greenery to your home, but live in a cramped apartment with no backyard? No problem! Here are 9 of our favorite options for indoor planters.

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[planter name] is a beautiful and rustic ceramic planter that comes in three colors—white, black, and red. It’s handmade by artisans, so each piece is unique. It’s ideal for small plants and succulents, and will look great just about anywhere in the house.

2. [planter name]

[planter name] is a more modern option made from glass and geometric metal frames. It comes in two sizes—medium and large—so you can choose the best size for your space. We love that it has an open bottom, allowing you to fit it over other objects if you like to decorate with multiple items at once.

3. [planter name]

[planter name] is one of our favorites because it’s available in so many different colors—and it’s even customizable! Simply choose the color you want from their website, write in what plant you have (or want) and they’ll assemble the perfect planter for you. They also offer an option to

If you’re anything like us, you love your plants—and you want to show them off. So when it’s time to find new homes for your succulents and ferns, why confine yourself to the same old boring planters? Here are nine unique indoor planters that’ll bring some new life into your home.

1. Cowboy Boot Planter: These cute little guys are perfect for tiny succulents or cacti, and they’re easy to hang if you’ve got limited shelf space.

2. Terrarium Globe: This whimsical terrarium globe can hang from the ceiling or sit on a desk or table, and it makes a great centerpiece.

3. Cement Head Planter: Why not grow some ivy in this fun cement head planter? It’s perfect for a lively plant that needs a little room to spread out, and it’ll look great surrounded by other curiosities on your shelves or nightstands.

4. Ceramic Bird Planter: This adorable ceramic bird makes a perfect home for tiny air plants, and it’s easy to hang up with any standard nail or hook.

5. Air Plant Terrarium: This sleek glass terrarium is easy to clean, as well as a

We love plants. You love plants. Everyone loves plants. And since it’s about to get cold, we’ve been looking for ways to bring the outdoors in.

So we rounded up some of our favorite indoor planters that you can use anywhere in your house—even places where you didn’t think to add a plant before!

1. A coffee table: Sure, you could put a houseplant on your coffee table, but how about insetting one into the coffee table itself? This hollowed out coffee table is perfect for your favorite succulent, and will really make the space pop!

2. A bookshelf: When it comes to bookshelves, sometimes you just want to keep everything looking streamlined and chic—and when that’s the case, adding a couple of plants here and there can really help tie everything together. We love these potted succulents as part of a bookshelf set-up—they’re easy to care for, they look great with any color scheme, and they’ll make any book lover feel like it’s summertime all year long!

3. Your cubicle: Wherever you work should be a place that reflects your personality—and what better way to do that than by bringing in a few

Looking to go a little au naturel in your home? Look no further: these indoor planters will make it easy to bring the outdoors in. But don’t let that fool you—these bad boys are built to last, and we ain’t just talking about the plants, either. You can expect years of aesthetic, health, and psychological benefits from this low-investment, high-return addition to your home.

So what are you waiting for? Get your green on!

Now that the weather’s getting colder, it’s probably time to start thinking about what you can do to spruce up your indoor space. We’ve found some of the coolest planters out there, whether you want to give your windowsill a little life or you’re looking for something more decorative.

1. The [product name]. If you want to really go all out with your indoor garden, this is the product for you. This piece comes in seven different colors, and it’s designed to be hung on a wall, so it’s great for people who don’t have floor space, but who still want to add some greenery to their living room or bedroom.

2. The [product name]. If you’re looking for something that doesn’t take up too much space but is still eye-catching, this succulent planter is perfect for you. It comes in six different colors, and each one has a little window on the side so you can see how much water is inside at any given time.

3. The [product name]. Are you an avid gardener? This planter is perfect for aspiring gardeners—it has a built-in watering system so all you have to do is fill up the reservoir and let the planter

1. Colander Planter

2. Book Planter

3. Cupcake Stand Planter

4. Stackable Planters

5. Hanging Herb Planter

6. Wine Bottle Planter

7. Mason Jar Planter

8. Simple Ceramic Planters

9. Minimalist Succulent Planters