Monday, 31 March 2014

A DIY Hanging Herb Garden That Brings The Outdoors In

Ben Uyeda from HomeMade Modern shows how easy it is to turn a window or a wall into a beautiful and productive herb garden.



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Supplies + Tools


Supplies + Tools


4" to 5" Terra Cotta Flower Pots

Available at Amazon

I tried a variety of different sizes and found that clay flowerpots between 4 and 5 inches in diameter work best. The key is matching the pot with a hole saw that is has a diameter about half an inch smaller than the pot.


3/4" Pine Boards

Available at the Home Depot

I reccommend boards that are at least 2 inches wider than that the diameter of the pots.


Rope

Available at the Home Depot

I used 1/4" diameter rope that was intended to be used as a clothesline. I think a thicker rope would add a nice aesthetic to the garden.


Zip Ties

Available at the Home Depot

Zip ties – also called cable ties or tie wraps – come in a variety of different sizes. I tried both large 10" ties and thinner 4" ties. The thinner ties are much easier to work with.


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RYOBI 18 Volt Cordless Drill

Available at Home Depot


RYOBI 18 Volt Circular Saw

Available at Home Depot


Milwaukee 4" Bi-Metal Hole Saw

Available at Home Depot

Hole saws are used with drills to cut large circular holes. They typically come in 2 pieces. There is an outer saw piece that attaches to an inner arbor piece. A single arbor can work with a variety of different sized saws.


Husky 7" Diagonal Pliers

Available at Home Depot


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