Water tank landscaping

I built these cedar screens to hide the rainwater tanks More

If you want to conceal a rainwater tank, check out these 6 clever designs. Save water, but don't let the tank define your backyard space.

A hot water tank or a rainwater storage tank at your house, they do not need to be an eyesore. Here are ways you can hide it or by make it a stylish feature.

A lightweight, waterpoof indoor planter concrete basin built with cement over a core of extruded polystyrene insulation. This kind of enclosure could serve well for an carnivorous plant bog, indoor pond or open paludarium planting.

Enjoy blooms all season long with our best container garden ideas and plant suggestions. Find beautiful inspirations to adorn your porches and patios.

Screening to hide water tanks

There are many kinds of indoor and outdoor projects that you can do on your homestead with 55 gallon metal barrels. You're only limited by your creativity.

In the U.S. and most of the industrialized world, building occupants take for granted the simple convenience of filling a glass with clean, drinkable water at the kitchen sink. Yet worldwide, nearly a billion people globally have no access to safe drinking water, according to the Natural Resources Defense Council.

janeduddy on Instagram: "If you’ve been dreaming of covering up those unsightly water tanks here’s how to do it! Easy, affordable and oh so rewarding once your plants are established 🌿 A big welcome to all the new garden enthusiasts that found my little page today thanks to beautiful Jess @mona_vane_garden Jess, I’ve LOVED following your garden journey on Insta and hope one day we can do a wine tour of each other’s 🥂😉 #australiangardens #gardeningaustralia #outbackgardens…

Installing an outdoor fountain instantly transforms your yard into a peaceful oasis. These DIY outdoor fountain tutorials will show you how to make your own.