DIY Suncatchers From Upcycled CDs

Wouldn’t it be amazing if you could make liquid fertilizer from vegetable and fruit scraps? Well, now you can. This DIY organic fertilizer recipe will teach you how to do it.

Rather than the typical wagon or wheel barrow planter, why not make a fun train planter?

It’s not as if I murder every plant I touch. Let’s just say, if you needed some information from one of your tight-lipped Rose Bushes or thought your Geraniums were skimming off the top, you could probably drop my name to get them to talk.

I love to upcycle old stuff into new stuff and I am always looking for new techniques and tools to recycle unwanted things. So imagine how excited I was to find out that you can fuse small pieces of glass in your microwave! It's not like I really need an excuse to drink more wine but seriously wine, beer and liquor bottles do come in some pretty colors. :-)

Do you know that you can transform dandelions from weeds into nutrient-rich fertilizers for your plants? They can be a great way of providing an organic, affordable, and abundant source of potassium for your garden. Let’s have a look at the Best Dandelion Fertilizer Recipes!

The goal for any sustainable gardener should be to create closed-loop systems—where the garden can be maintained without the need for many, if any, external inputs. In other words, wherever possible, we should aim to create a garden that can support and sustain itself over time. 

So you want that awesome sturdy looking lounging sofa for your garden or living room, but don't want to splash the cash needed for a quality store made one?

Head to your shed to find some old garden tools you never use for this beautiful upcycle.

These Upcycled Plastic Pots Made into Expensive Planters will add an extraordinary appeal to your garden without burning a hole in your pocket. Try these today!

Transform four cabinet doors into a resourceful planter, which you can display in your porch or patio. Visit My Repurposed Life for the tutorial

I am trying my hand at gardening this year, and I must admit that my efforts would probably get me kicked out of even the most lackadaisical garden club.

This super simple mosquito repellent solution uses recycled cardboard drink holders to create smoke that keeps the bug away. Try it, it works awesome!!