Herb garden could easily be built right in a coffee table. Sounds like a perfect space saving solution, right? (via shelterness).
If you love to cook you most likely can’t live without fresh herbs. You can buy them when you need them but it would be much better if you will always have them in planters close by. This way it’s much easier to mix small amounts of them to add in all meals you’re cooking. Of course to have them at your kitchen or right outside your kitchen door you need to organize a smart herb garden that also looks great. We’ve gathered for you a bunch of cool ideas that might inspire you to do that.
You’ll find clever space saving solutions to grow your herbs vertically. That works well when space is limited. Some of them are quite cheap to DIY because pallets are perfect racks for planters. Clever use of railings is a way to save space in a small kitchen. Besides, you’ll find out how you can make cool DIY planters of mason jars, clothespins, cups, kettles, metal buckets and many other things. Enjoy!
Vintage kettles are great containers for a little decorative tabletop garden. (via shelterness).
If space is at a premium, don’t forget you can use your windows to grow some herbs for your cooking. (via shelterness).
With vintage teacups you can create a beautiful decorative little herb garden. (via shelterness).
A vintage wagon is an awesome container for a large outdoor herb garden that can be moved. (via precioussister).
Chalkboard planters works even better than garden markers for a herb garden. (via shelterness).
An old pallet could easily become an awesome indoor herb garden that won’t occupy much countertop space. (via shelterness).
Upside down growing is quite unusual but it’s a cool idea for a small indoor herb garden. (via shelterness).