WoodBlocX Raised Beds For Garden, L-Shaped Outdoor Corner Wooden Planters To Grow Plants, Flowers & Vegetables. Large Raised Bed Planter- Easy To Assemble, No Power Tool Needed (150x150x45x45)

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A Simple Window DIY Planter Boxes, Image via: woodworkingcorner 23- Thirty Seven Feet of DIY Planter Boxes A perfect planter to add livelihood and much-needed warmth to your front porch. No matter your plants are tall or short in height, this planter looks good with every type. The vertical design and the wooden contours look so awesome. DIY projects are great outdoor projects, and this unique planter design will perfectly suit your home. The diy planter box by cherishedbliss is entirely made of wood and is longer than most. It also has a rope design that is used to beautify the front. High-length Planter Box Plans, Image via: cherishedbliss 31-Trellis Planter Box Plans The wooden frame is used to hold the pavers, each part of the box is built individually and then assembled that’s I like this project. The structure has legs that raise the base.

This DIY planter box by biggerthanthethreeofus looks adorable; it’s designed to have four segments; three as planters and the highest one closed and used as a table to place drinks or items. Make the seats with 2 supports for each plank, and nail these securely to the wall of the planter box. Then attach the seat plank and secure it in place with screws or nails and wood glue (if you decide to use that too). The seats can be sanded down and protected with varnish, oil or whatever method you choose.Using treated timber, you can make this wooden planter in a day. It’s easy unique and quite new design to the usual horizontal and vertical planters.

If there is a lot of space, you can also add some annual herbs, like basil, parsley or coriander on the sunny side. The bonus? The whole process is recorded as a YouTube video, if watching works for you more than reading.If your goal is to save money, beautify your garden and have access to fresh herbs, then this DIY planter box will accomplish them all.

Last but not least, an L-shaped tier planter by gardenersworld. This one is made for those drab corners, perfect for growing plants in small spaces. This beautiful diy planter box by growingthehomegardenthat enables you to transfer your plants to shade when necessary is easy to build. Materials could be bought from your local gardening store. The cost also is minimal. Since you buy your pieces of wood, it is a case of assembly only. This is a good substitute for diy raised garden beds Multi Level DIY Raised Planter Box plan, Image via: growingthehomegarden 49- Inexpensive Tall Planter Box This planter box plan by premeditatedleftovers is wholly built with cedar logs; the logs are attached to each other with screws. You will need seven logs to make this box size. After creating the box, you will have to insert a bag in the planter to hold the soil. How amazing would two tall wood planters like this one on youtube look on your patio. These ones are tapered which gives them this vase-like look. This tutorial is another YouTube video.If you wish to grow fantastic cascade flowers, then this DIY flower box by hertoolbeltwill enable you to achieve that in some style. This planter box plan is designed like a rectangular box, with long legs that hold it above the ground. You may have to pore holes around the box before planting your flowers. A general rule is each plant or vegetable should have enough space to grow its roots and get water easily. For many vegetables like cucumber, broccoli beets, turnips can grow well in a planter that has a depth of 6-8 inch. Some vegetables such as cabbage need a depth of 10 inch and other vegetables like tomatoes, carrots and peppers can need at 10 inch depth. What is the best soil for planter boxes?