Bottle garden ideas

Plastic bottles are a versatile and readily available material that can be used in a variety of ways, including as planters for your indoor or outdoor garden.

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Seems really small? But it can be really big and attractive. Don’t miss this chance to experience some bottle garden ideas which are borderline genius.

Here's how you can use your decluttered plastic bottles in the garden instead of just throwing them to the garbage bag!

If you have unused glass bottles around your kitchen or garage, these 19 Easy Handmade Glass Bottle ideas are excellent additions to the garden for sure!

Here's a post from one of my favorite sites, Treehugger! Brazilian design studio Rosenbaum collaborates with TV show Caldeirao do Huck in a segment

Have you ever noticed how empty wine bottles seem to pile up in our homes day after day? It’s something many people toss into the junkyard when they start

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One more way to make a flower pot for your garden is to use plastic bottles, turn them into a pot shape and plant your favorite flowers. I think you will lov...

My six ideas on recycling wine bottles.

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The upcycled garden: new garden art ideas

Recycled Bottle Garden Edging Use recycled glass bottles as a garden bed edge for an eco-friendly and colorful twist. The morning light catching on the glass adds a magical sparkle, and it’s a cinch to set up. Plus, it’s a great conversation starter about recycling and creativity in garden design.