Before you toss out old pans, consider the options to upcycle them into something new. This hanging garden plant holder made ...

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Pet safe: No Belton said the plants can grow anywhere as long as they're not in direct sunlight. "They'll explode with growth," Belton said. "They love hanging baskets under covered patios." ...

Pet safe: No Belton said the plants can grow anywhere as long as they're not in direct sunlight. "They'll explode with growth," Belton said. "They love hanging baskets under covered patios." ...

Holding your hanging basket steady, press the bottomless plastic nursery pot into roughly the center of the soil. Aim for about 1 or 2 inches down — deep enough that the pot doesn't wobble too much.

Holding your hanging basket steady, press the bottomless plastic nursery pot into roughly the center of the soil. Aim for about 1 or 2 inches down — deep enough that the pot doesn't wobble too much.

Wanting to add a little greenery to your garden this summer? Jordan Belton, owner of Props and Pots, a plant store in Marion, has a few recommendations for plants that can thrive indoors and outdoors.

You could spend $25 or more on a hanging planter for your home, but if you're a little daunted by the price tags you see on store-bought options, try making your own using a small plant pot you ...

Creative ways to reuse plastic nursery pots in your garden include creating a bug hotel by filling them with paper rolls or adding a wooden front with cut-outs for a bird or butterfly house. Create a ...

Reusing plastic containers is an excellent way to reduce your plastic consumption and manage your household waste responsibly and sustainably. This is especially important with nursery planters ...