See a few more images of this clever little garden project below:
Linsey and her husband drilled holes in the bottoms of the crates and on the platform they salvaged from her husband’s office to allow for drainage. They then filled the crates with soil and plants.
Lettuce and salad greens are super easy to grow. Don’t these look positively edible?
In a follow-up post, Linsey details how she and her sister went back and lined the raised platform with aluminum flashing to protect it from water damage.
She didn’t like how the edges looked and simply trimmed away the excess for a cleaner feel. Perfect! What a smart way to put wine boxes to good use. I imagine a quick trip to the local liquor store would be quite fruitful (wink) to procure the necessary containers, and that platform looks simple enough for those of us with even the most basic construction skills. Find Linsey’s full tutorial here with an informative follow-up post here. Have you seen any other fabulous container garden ideas I should know about?
title: “Create A Beautifully Simple Spring Garden With Wooden Wine Boxes” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-23” author: “John Burchfield”
See a few more images of this clever little garden project below:
Linsey and her husband drilled holes in the bottoms of the crates and on the platform they salvaged from her husband’s office to allow for drainage. They then filled the crates with soil and plants.
Lettuce and salad greens are super easy to grow. Don’t these look positively edible?
In a follow-up post, Linsey details how she and her sister went back and lined the raised platform with aluminum flashing to protect it from water damage.
She didn’t like how the edges looked and simply trimmed away the excess for a cleaner feel. Perfect! What a smart way to put wine boxes to good use. I imagine a quick trip to the local liquor store would be quite fruitful (wink) to procure the necessary containers, and that platform looks simple enough for those of us with even the most basic construction skills. Find Linsey’s full tutorial here with an informative follow-up post here. Have you seen any other fabulous container garden ideas I should know about?
title: “Create A Beautifully Simple Spring Garden With Wooden Wine Boxes” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-22” author: “Estella Easley”
See a few more images of this clever little garden project below:
Linsey and her husband drilled holes in the bottoms of the crates and on the platform they salvaged from her husband’s office to allow for drainage. They then filled the crates with soil and plants.
Lettuce and salad greens are super easy to grow. Don’t these look positively edible?
In a follow-up post, Linsey details how she and her sister went back and lined the raised platform with aluminum flashing to protect it from water damage.
She didn’t like how the edges looked and simply trimmed away the excess for a cleaner feel. Perfect! What a smart way to put wine boxes to good use. I imagine a quick trip to the local liquor store would be quite fruitful (wink) to procure the necessary containers, and that platform looks simple enough for those of us with even the most basic construction skills. Find Linsey’s full tutorial here with an informative follow-up post here. Have you seen any other fabulous container garden ideas I should know about?
title: “Create A Beautifully Simple Spring Garden With Wooden Wine Boxes” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-30” author: “Joyce Pearson”
See a few more images of this clever little garden project below:
Linsey and her husband drilled holes in the bottoms of the crates and on the platform they salvaged from her husband’s office to allow for drainage. They then filled the crates with soil and plants.
Lettuce and salad greens are super easy to grow. Don’t these look positively edible?
In a follow-up post, Linsey details how she and her sister went back and lined the raised platform with aluminum flashing to protect it from water damage.
She didn’t like how the edges looked and simply trimmed away the excess for a cleaner feel. Perfect! What a smart way to put wine boxes to good use. I imagine a quick trip to the local liquor store would be quite fruitful (wink) to procure the necessary containers, and that platform looks simple enough for those of us with even the most basic construction skills. Find Linsey’s full tutorial here with an informative follow-up post here. Have you seen any other fabulous container garden ideas I should know about?
title: “Create A Beautifully Simple Spring Garden With Wooden Wine Boxes” ShowToc: true date: “2024-08-31” author: “James Robinson”
See a few more images of this clever little garden project below:
Linsey and her husband drilled holes in the bottoms of the crates and on the platform they salvaged from her husband’s office to allow for drainage. They then filled the crates with soil and plants.
Lettuce and salad greens are super easy to grow. Don’t these look positively edible?
In a follow-up post, Linsey details how she and her sister went back and lined the raised platform with aluminum flashing to protect it from water damage.
She didn’t like how the edges looked and simply trimmed away the excess for a cleaner feel. Perfect! What a smart way to put wine boxes to good use. I imagine a quick trip to the local liquor store would be quite fruitful (wink) to procure the necessary containers, and that platform looks simple enough for those of us with even the most basic construction skills. Find Linsey’s full tutorial here with an informative follow-up post here. Have you seen any other fabulous container garden ideas I should know about?
title: “Create A Beautifully Simple Spring Garden With Wooden Wine Boxes” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-21” author: “Ronald Byrom”
See a few more images of this clever little garden project below:
Linsey and her husband drilled holes in the bottoms of the crates and on the platform they salvaged from her husband’s office to allow for drainage. They then filled the crates with soil and plants.
Lettuce and salad greens are super easy to grow. Don’t these look positively edible?
In a follow-up post, Linsey details how she and her sister went back and lined the raised platform with aluminum flashing to protect it from water damage.
She didn’t like how the edges looked and simply trimmed away the excess for a cleaner feel. Perfect! What a smart way to put wine boxes to good use. I imagine a quick trip to the local liquor store would be quite fruitful (wink) to procure the necessary containers, and that platform looks simple enough for those of us with even the most basic construction skills. Find Linsey’s full tutorial here with an informative follow-up post here. Have you seen any other fabulous container garden ideas I should know about?
title: “Create A Beautifully Simple Spring Garden With Wooden Wine Boxes” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-02” author: “Jacqueline Mackenzie”
See a few more images of this clever little garden project below:
Linsey and her husband drilled holes in the bottoms of the crates and on the platform they salvaged from her husband’s office to allow for drainage. They then filled the crates with soil and plants.
Lettuce and salad greens are super easy to grow. Don’t these look positively edible?
In a follow-up post, Linsey details how she and her sister went back and lined the raised platform with aluminum flashing to protect it from water damage.
She didn’t like how the edges looked and simply trimmed away the excess for a cleaner feel. Perfect! What a smart way to put wine boxes to good use. I imagine a quick trip to the local liquor store would be quite fruitful (wink) to procure the necessary containers, and that platform looks simple enough for those of us with even the most basic construction skills. Find Linsey’s full tutorial here with an informative follow-up post here. Have you seen any other fabulous container garden ideas I should know about?
title: “Create A Beautifully Simple Spring Garden With Wooden Wine Boxes” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-25” author: “Frank Aguilar”
See a few more images of this clever little garden project below:
Linsey and her husband drilled holes in the bottoms of the crates and on the platform they salvaged from her husband’s office to allow for drainage. They then filled the crates with soil and plants.
Lettuce and salad greens are super easy to grow. Don’t these look positively edible?
In a follow-up post, Linsey details how she and her sister went back and lined the raised platform with aluminum flashing to protect it from water damage.
She didn’t like how the edges looked and simply trimmed away the excess for a cleaner feel. Perfect! What a smart way to put wine boxes to good use. I imagine a quick trip to the local liquor store would be quite fruitful (wink) to procure the necessary containers, and that platform looks simple enough for those of us with even the most basic construction skills. Find Linsey’s full tutorial here with an informative follow-up post here. Have you seen any other fabulous container garden ideas I should know about?
