Cheap gardening

Grow a thriving garden without breaking the bank! Repurpose these everyday household items into handy, money-saving garden tools.

How to Find Free Containers For Your Garden. Yes I said FREE! Seriously, why would you pay for something if you don't have to?

How to make your own raised garden bed, tutorials, photos and step by step instructions of the best raised garden beds you can DIY.

Small garden Ideas can work wonders in transforming your limited outdoor space. With clever design techniques, such as vertical gardening, container plants, and creative use of furniture, you can create a beautiful and functional garden oasis.

by: Charles + Hudson There are a few common material options to choose from when building a raised planter box, but for us, it was redwood all the way. Redwood is 100% natural and resistant to… More

Cold Frame made out of soda bottles -- I think I would prefer hay/straw bales as the side walls or put it on top of a raised bed.

A fun project for repurposing junk to turn it into a functional outdoor side table. Materials used - an old empty paint tub, a broken garden hose and a slice of wood! Totally random bu totally awesome. Turn your trash to treasure and upcycle your way to a cheap garden upgrade! #upcycling #diyoutdoortable #gardenfurniture #repurposing

DIY Garden Growing Hacks

Can't afford that dream deck or in-ground pool you're dying for? There are still ways to get a beautiful backyard that's perfect for entertaining.

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You won’t believe your empty mason jars or newspapers could be useful in the garden until you see the list of garden hacks below. After reading the article,

Spruce up your outdoor space on a budget these DIY garden ideas. From DIY planters to container gardens, there are plenty of garden projects!

Planting season is upon us, so let me tell you a little story of how this garden came to be. When we bought a house last year, I failed to inquire about the summer weather, thinking it would be just as warm and clear as it was on our open house day. NOPE. Instead, I encountered summers full of chilly fog and harsh winds, much to the dismay of my aspiring green thumb.

Don’t have as much room at the new house, so I’m going with a bucket garden this year. I built this nifty stand I saw online to hold the buckets a...