Need a way to spruce up your patio or yard?
25.06.2023 - 23:41 / hometalk.com
Create an outdoor space you’ve been dreaming of by adding a simple, yet gorgeous DIY concrete block planter box to your patio or flower garden.
If you’ve been looking for different ways to add visual interest to your landscape, look no further.
A great way to achieve this is by creating focal points for your garden space. And large, beautiful planters will add instant appeal.
Unfortunately, larger-sized concrete planters come with a high price tag and are difficult to construct.
But, the great news is that these concrete block planter boxes are the perfect solution! It’s an easy DIY project and these are also inexpensive to make.
At first glance, a cement block is a rather uninspiring piece of building material, but with a little DIY magic, the end result can be stunning.
This is part two of a series, part one is the DIY cinder block benchyou see in the photo. The addition of beautiful planter boxes next to your outdoor seating is a great idea that makes the space even more inviting.
The use of concrete blocks for a garden planter project works great because they are very sturdy.
They can hold a great deal of soil and stand up to a lot of weight. This means you can use them to build large garden beds, and raised ones too.
Hint: It’s a good idea to use the PL (polyurethane)type of construction glue for heavy-duty projects like these.
A few years ago I built a vertical wall of cinder block planters.
It was perfect to use as a privacy screento hide an ugly fence next to a garden space at the house we were renting.
This vertical type of setup is also great if you are working within a small space.
As I mentioned above, this is a quick project, with only four steps.
But please factor in time for the washing and drying of the concrete
Need a way to spruce up your patio or yard?
As part of a monthly blogger's challenge, I built this DIY Planter Box Bench Seat for my back yard. The challenge for this month was to build a project out of mostly 2x4 boards. Other than the lattice, I used 2x4 redwood boards for the entire project. Redwood is a little pricier than using any of the white wood boards, such as pine or Douglas Fir, but it holds up better in outdoor conditions. (Plus, if you have a wood planer, you can buy the construction grade redwood boards for much cheaper, and after running them through the planer they come out looking like the more expensive redwood boards).
Create an upside-down planter to grow tomatoes easily using a 5-gallon bucket with a lid and a few more supplies. Check out this informative article to know everything about the project in detail.
Make a DIY concrete butterfly puddling station! Attract butterflies to your garden with a watering station for butterflies.
There’s nothing more beautiful and welcoming than a warmly lit path, or garden. And concrete rock solar lights are perfect because during the day, the unsightly black lights are disguised.
I built a large cinder block planter wall several years ago and since then, cinder block benches have been on my radar.
Hi there! We have been working tirelessly on our backyard to create our outdoor oasis. There’s a lot of design planning and diy projects going on for this makeover. We have been making great strides and can’t wait to show you the progress. You can see where we started and how we built our pergola in my previous posts. Today, I want to share with you our DIY large cement planters that my husband built using plywood and cement.
Do you want to change the look of your garden without spending much? Check out some amazing DIY Cinder Block Ideas to add an industrial and smart look to your yard!
Homeowners pay close attention to how their home looks during the day but many neglect the way it looks after dark. Outdoor and walkway lighting is a wonderful way to increase safety and security around your home but also provides a dramatic boost to your nighttime curb appeal. These DIY concrete and PVC walkway lights will have neighbors slowing down to take a closer look and give your yard a fun and inexpensive glow.
If you want to make your garden stand out, you must try designing these Hanging Tire Planters displayed below! It’s the best way to utilize the vertical space while adding a cheerful vibe to the place.
Gnomes are such fun garden ornaments and did you know you can easily make your own?
Thoroughly wash driftwood, then plant your favorite succulents into it to recreate this decorative driftwood centerpiece for yourself! Watch the tutorial here.