Perhaps after thinking carefully about all the plants you have in your garden, you want to focus on making your garden more attractive, or maybe you need help organizing your garden supplies. From succulent wreaths to pallet potted benches, we've collected some of our favorite DIY garden projects. So grab your gloves and let's get started.
concrete table
Concrete tables are not only stylish, but also go well with a variety of elements. Durable and moisture-resistant, this DIY garden table has a solid cedar base and a colored concrete top that will last for years.
miniature succulent garden
Bring the desert into your garden in miniature. We included a gazebo, chair, cat, and wheelbarrow in this small succulent garden to add some whimsical charm, but feel free to use any figures you like for this charming DIY garden project.
tool cleaning station
If you put away your dirty garden tools, you might find a rusty spade or shovel come spring. Replace any broken tools (Better Homes & Gardens Stainless Steel 2-Piece Garden Tool Set, $13, Walmart) and save yourself the hassle of annual end-of-season cleaning with a bucket of sand and oil. This DIY tool cleaning station requires only three ingredients and will keep your tools clean without much scrubbing.
Terrarium DIY garden project
We love terrariums. No matter what season it is outdoors, it brings greenery to any indoor space. Create your own terrarium to decorate your desk, use as a centerpiece on your dining table, or to liven up any area of ​​your home, as long as it's well-lit and away from important heat sources like radiators or fireplaces.
miniature evergreen garden
Small conifers and perennials create a lovely little landscape of everlasting greenery. In this DIY garden project, we used three of his conifers: Chamaesiparis pisifera “Tsukumo” red pine “Jeans Daily” and Valley Cushion Moogo Pine.child Heuchera Provides perennial chartreuse color. Once finished, cover the soil with gravel and sheet moss to prevent moisture from evaporating too quickly.
concrete paving planter
Pouring concrete can be a hassle. So why not skip that step and use a paver for your DIY garden projects instead? Our easy tutorial will show you how to create an inexpensive paver that brings clean lines and modern style to your garden. I will explain how to make a concrete planter.
outdoor gardening station
If you need a storage solution for your garden supplies, try this DIY garden project that turns an old ceramic cabinet into an outdoor station. Paint second-hand items a fun color (tip: use durable exterior paint) and store tools, pots, and garden supplies in cabinets and drawers. Decorate any flat surface with cute tiles of your choice.
bottle bird feeder
Bottle feed your favorite winged friend. Rather than tossing glass bottles, you can save them to make a simple bird feeder and dress it up by hanging charms or bracelets from the copper wire wraps. Fill with safflower seeds or black oil sunflower seeds.
pictures of living succulents
Bring living art into your interiors with a framed succulent installation. This vertical garden is easy to maintain as it requires little water. And since succulents grow slowly, you don't have to worry about your artwork growing too much or becoming unmanageable.
Log slicing steps
Use fallen tree trunks or purchase pre-cut log slices to create this beautiful path for an easy DIY garden project. If you go the pre-cut route, use different colored wood stains to give your walkway some natural variation.
hanging wooden basket container garden
Do you love the look of hanging plants but don't know where to start? Hanging wooden basket container gardens like this one are DIY that you can choose your favorite plants and make them in any size This is a garden project. A layer of moss prevents soil from falling through the bottom.
dogwood garden orb
If you have dogwood branches left over from pruning, there's a creative way to turn them into garden orbs. These easy natural garden ornaments make beautiful decorations and require minimal materials. Our orb was made from dogwood branches with red twigs and yellow twigs.
pound box
Enjoy all the benefits of a groundwater facility with a pond box. This DIY garden project fits into small spaces such as balconies, patios, and decks. Once you've finished building your pond box, decorate it with ornaments and water-loving plants.
miniature herb garden
This miniature herb garden can be created in less than an hour. It's very easy. Fill a wooden box or seed flat with soil, plant your favorite herbs, and finish off your garden with small decorative pebbles.
rain barrel
Did you know that you can collect 300 gallons of water for every inch of rain that falls on a 500 square foot roof? Building your own rain barrel means saving water and money. Our DIY rainwater tank (made from a trash can!) also includes an attachment for a hose (Better Homes & Gardens Green River Water Hose, $40, Walmart).
concrete ball
Concrete balls bring a playful element to your garden design and are an inexpensive DIY garden project. When casting concrete or mortar mixtures, use household items such as glass light bulbs or glass Christmas ornaments as molds. Once dry, add some paint to create a moss look.
Remaking a terracotta pot
Tired of the same old orange terracotta pot? Upgrade your garden containers with some transformation tips from Stephanie Rose of Garden Therapy. Your pot will look like a work of art instead of something boring and basic.
potting bench
Transform recycled wooden pallets into functional outdoor workstations. Our DIY Garden Potting Bench is fully customizable, including staining or painting, adding hooks, and storing freestanding containers.
pallet garden organizer
Upcycle cast-off pallets into garden tool organizers and hang them in your garage or shed. Simply stain the pallet in the color of your choice, securely attach it to the wall, and attach the pegboard wall hooks to secure your tools.
compost bin
Helping the environment has never been easier. Use a drill with a paddle bit to drill several rows of holes in the empty trash can for her DIY compost bin. The holes let in air and break down the compost quickly.
marble pot
The best part about these DIY garden projects is that each of these marble pots has a unique look. Lightly swirl paint to create a marble pattern in terracotta pots and saucers, then fill with soil and flowers from your favorite container.
vertical herb garden
Vertical DIY garden projects are the ideal solution for expanding compact outdoor spaces or adding greenery to your porch or patio. Kate Richards from Drinking with Chickens has created her nine aesthetically pleasing and space-saving ways to grow herbs upright.
raised bed
Raised beds not only give you better control over soil conditions, but they're also easier on your back because you don't have to bend over as much to care for your plants. You can buy a raised bed kit, but why not try an inexpensive (and easy) DIY raised bed?
succulent wreath
Succulent wreaths are perfect for any season. It requires little water and adds unexpected texture to your door (or garden gate). Make one of these for indoor or outdoor use.
