Diy watering can

Here's an eco-friendly and budget-friendly way to keep your garden well-watered with minimal effort. Learn how to make your own DIY olla pots with this easy step-by-step guide. Using common terracotta pots and a silicone sealant, you can create your own ancient irrigation system that delivers water directly to plant roots, conserves water, and saves time. Discover the benefits of olla irrigation and get started on your own homemade ollas today! Get the full instructions at SproutedGarden.com

Why buy an expensive watering can when you can make a watering can from a milk jug?

Busy folks: your plants can take care of themselves! These very unique planters are not only upcycled, but they are also self-watering. Discover how to make them here.

Earth day is coming up and we have been getting ready by doing some fun earth day activities. Recently, we used a paper plate and some paint to create an eye catching Paper Plate Rainbow Craft. When we were making that, I starting thinking about how the technique we used, would be a great way to …

Unless you are looking for a quick fix, you do not need to spend a lot of money purchasing a watering can when you can easily make one using items that can be f

Discover easy self-watering planter ideas to keep your plants thriving with minimal effort. Perfect for busy gardeners!

Why buy an expensive watering can when you can make a watering can from a milk jug?

DIY Slow Release Watering: Making A Plastic Bottle Irrigator For Plants - Just as we rely on our water bottles throughout the day, plants can benefit from a slow release watering system as well. While you can purchase fancy irrigation systems, you can also make a plastic bottle irrigator. Learn how to make a soda bottle drip feeder here.

I have been wanting to grow my own herbs for quite a while now, but have been a little intimidated by it. I've never grown herbs before and know that some can be finicky when