Planters

Make a quick trip to Trader Joe’s.

Start your indoor gardening journey here.

Don't have plant FOMO just because your place doesn't get a lot of light.

So you can hang with your plant babies all day.

There’s something for green thumbs and plant parent novices, too.

With these picks, your plant babies *and* your wallet will be happy.

Whether you're looking for a traditional planter, a plant stand, a hanging planter, or something else.

Starting at just $15!

You can use it for plants and more!

Good for gifting or home decor.

The short answer is yes and no.

Live out your indoor jungle dreams with these quick tips.

Plant walls are the new gallery walls.

From planters to furniture to an outdoor movie screen, this sale is full of can't miss finds.

Because rattan is totally having a moment.

It's the perfect home for an indoor herb garden or long vining plants.

If you love cottagecore design, you're in luck!

It has a CO2 footprint roughly 100 times smaller than its ceramic or concrete counterparts

They're only $7, and they're perfect for Halloween lovers and yogis alike.

Every muggle needs one.

Make your home dumpster chic with this humorous product.

These impressive and affordable styles are just what your little buds deserve.

These planters pair two favorite things: Disney and succulents.

My victory garden has never looked better!

If your home needs a new *leaf* on life, you'll find these creative, beautiful, weird, and wild plant displays inspiring.

Calling all plant parents who forget to give their greenery enough lighting: Modern Sprout has an elevated smart planter here to relieve your parental guilt.

Make your space green *and* stylish.

If you aspire to a home that’s dripping in succulents, you’ll save a lot of money if you start raising baby succulents. And if you want to grow baby succulents, well, look no further than your kitchen, because you’re going to need an egg crate! Made of terra cotta, ceramic or concrete, and generally used to hold, um, eggs, these multipurpose trays are great for succulent starts.

When your green thumb fails.

Take your plant babies to new heights with these stylish plant stands.

Enjoy fresh herbs throughout the year without an ounce of effort from you!

Plus, they look good too.

Last year I talked about design dilemmas common with the quintessential rectangular urban yard, and space (or should I say, lack thereof), is usually at the top of the list. From inspiration to DIYs, tips on products available on the market and where to source them — this post will surely have you dreaming up new ways to best utilize a small footprint in the garden. TOP ROW: Inspiration Look! Living Canopy on a Tiny Balcony Dwell On Design: Vertical Gardens Look!

Get more greenery at home, and keep more green in your wallet.

These doll heads that were refurbished as planters are creeping everyone out.

This is a no brainer.

These are the best things we've bought for our plants.

Gardening season is here, which means planting, weeding, watering, and bidding a fond farewell to free time— I’m so glad I watched all that television during the winter! Gardening is a lot of work, so here are 25 tools to help you get the job done quickly so you can get back to watching Peaky Blinders… Bittergurka Watering Can, IKEA, $9.99 Finger Knife, Kaufmann Mercantile, $9.90- everyone needs a finger knife. Pocket Snips, Terrain, $10 Seed Keeper, Terrain, $18.

Vertical gardens are an exciting outdoor project because they show off your flowers and plants beautifully and aren’t difficult or expensive to make. In fact, they can easily be made out of mostly recycled (and recyclable) materials. Vertical gardens are also especially well-suited to small outdoor spaces so no worries if you don’t have a whole yard or deck to work with. Below are the basic instructions for how to make a vertical garden planter using scrap wood and a pallet.

I love finding overlooked products in hardware and garden supply stores that I never knew I needed. I recently discovered one hiding right under my nose that’s a clever, inexpensive way to add life and style to a living space. I, for one, can’t wait to use it at home. What is it? A flower pot clip. They are a quick, easy and cheap way to hang plants. Simply drill a hole, hang the hardware onto your chosen surface, then clip on a planter.