Pallet gardening

Everything You Need to Know About Pallet Gardening, Pallet gardening tips and tricks, how to identify a good wooden pallet

Discover the versatility of pallet planters for your garden. Transform a wooden pallet into a vertical herb garden, cascading flower display, or multi-tiered succulent planter to enhance your outdoor space with rustic charm and eco-friendly style. Embrace upcycling with these creative ideas that showcase your green thumb while reducing waste and adding a touch of sustainability to your gardening routine. Elevate your outdoor decor with pallet planters and unleash your creativity in a unique…

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Simon Akeroyd on Instagram: "Simple and free way to create a raised bed. Couldn’t be easier. Pallets are easy to get hold of and are usually free. Use heat treated pallets (look for HT logos or similar on the pallet) as opposed to ones treated with wood preservative. They are ideal for planting strawberries or sowing types of salad leaves, mini beetroot leaves, rocket, radishes, herbs and so much more #nodiggardening #nodig #gardening #growyourown #vegetablegardeningforbeginners…

These simple tips in this post will show you how to make a pallet herb garden with what you have on hand. Perfect way to recycle and upcycle.

If you love DIY projects but detest the costs associated with buying brand new lumber, then it’s time you consider another building material—shipping pallets. Wood pallets are used throughout the transportation industry to keep retail

Today was one of the first truly spring like days in NYC so I decided to do some planting. A pallet makes for a great huge planter for those who (like me) don'…

Create a sustainable garden with our easy guide on making a DIY Raised Bed Pallet Planter for beginners looking to grow plants efficiently!

I always thought making my own garden would cost a lot of money. Then I found out about using pallets. It was surprising to see how many things you can make with them and not spend much. I started small, making a planter box. It wasn’t perfect, but I was proud of it. That small project made me see I could do more, even with a tight budget. My backyard started to look really nice, and I did it all myself. The more I worked with pallets, the more ideas I got. I made garden furniture, more…