Strawberry terracotta planter

This strawberry themed terra cotta flower pot is hand painted to look just like a strawberry. It has a red base with a green rim and yellow seeds outlined in black. The pot is 6 inches and has a drainage hole. If you would like a different fruit or theme, please send me a message and I will happily create a custom order for you. Thanks for buzzing by!

This simple method uses PVC pipe with drilled holes to ensure that all the plants in your strawberry jar get the water they need.

Emma Kerr on Instagram: "It’s time to get your strawberries in the ground. I’m always trying to think of new ways to grow more food in less space, so check out my new strawberry planter. Bring on those summer berries, I know my kids are going to love this. I sourced the pots from @mitre10nz, potting mix is the @tuigardenandhome strawberry blend and my strawberry plants are from @awapuni as they have great deals on bulk plants."

I repurpose a pair of mouldy old terracotta strawberry pots into two gorgeous succulent pots planted with a mixture of drought loving sedums and Sempervivums.…

A strawberry pot is the perfect size for growing culinary herbs in a small space. Here’s how to plant one with your favorite varieties.

Buy Terracotta herb pot/strawberry pot - Sturdy hand-thrown pot with planting holes: Delivery by Waitrose Garden

This is my favorite planting in my little succulent garden in a terracotta strawberry pot. Succulents love pots and the pots can be brought inside in the winter to prevent freezing.

Previously, I showed you how to grow food with Dollar Tree supplies and how to make a stackable planter. Now, let's talk about how to make a strawberry tower planter.

PRICES MAY VARY. Elevate your garden with our exquisite Talavera Strawberry Planter. Handcrafted by skilled Mexican artisans, this vibrant piece adds charm and color to your outdoor space. Each planter is a unique masterpiece, reflecting the artistry and expertise of its creators. , these planters combine nature and craftsmanship.

I have had this terra cotta strawberry pot for years. I have often planted strawberries, although I cant keep the slugs from eating them. My friend had a similar pot with succulents. It looks more beautiful every year and I was tempted to do the same, but I decided I would rather have herbs.