I've noticed a trend that's picking up steam—and I mean that literally! We're talking about taking your garden vertical and ...

Our suggestion would be to make your own planters or why not recycle some other planter you may have and use them. If you ...

From refurbishing a room to providing the supplies for transformative DIYs, IKEA is the go-to. The world’s largest furniture retailer has plenty of affordable picks that are easily combinable or can ...

Spotted over at Pot-ted, we completely fell in love with this awesome DIYidea that turns cinder blocks into a spectacular wall for succulents (we admit the puppy did us in too). To make the wall, ...

Looking for a unique way to bring a little greenery to your home? Floral designer and gardnerKim Fisher has created circular wall planters that will spruce up any living space. Lightweight and easy to ...

• Clay tablets: just one step ahead of the iPhone. • Endless battles against enemies: how 21st-century. • King Nebuchadnezzar’s hanging gardens — lush plantings that, according to ancient legend, ...

If you're a bit creatively minded, planters and plant stands are hidden in all kinds of garden tools, parts, and product ...

Mounting mother nature on your wall, plus other home trends this Spring. Can’t make it to the City of Lights just now but still love Paris in the springtime, à la the immortal lyrics of Cole Porter?

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We may earn commission from links on this page, but we only recommend products we love. Promise. Yep, we make planters, and this set of two large metallic pots with matching stands can be used both ...

Homeowners are rushing to buy an 'unusual and striking' wall planter from Dunelm which is just £20. The Zebra Wall Planter has been described as the 'perfect addition to gardens'. The Zebra Wall ...

I live in a small house. The floor is accounted for, which is problematic if you're looking for places to put plants—so I've embraced the ceiling and walls of my home for greenery and herbs I like to ...