Fairy tale like gardens can be nestled into upcycled water fountains. Make sure that the arrangement fits the scale of the fountain for an extraordinary result.
1. BHG 2. Rancho Reubidoux 3. bc living
#6. Old Sink Planters

This craft proves that pretty much anything can be used as a planter and even more ideas will follow to confirm it. Be creative and plant as much greenery as possible around you.
Top: My Home Ideas Bottom: Midwest Living
#7. Vintage Strainer Planters
The vintage colors are top notch but every color scheme can work perfectly as these recipients are already wearing the drainage holes.
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With a chisel and hammer you can return a piece of nature back to its origins. New plants sheltered by a tree stump. Perfectly natural and insanely beautiful.
1. Pinterest 2. Interior Holic 3. Houzz
#9. Natural Rock Planters

Rocks are ideal for any plants but succulents are really emphasizing the austere beauty of this natural element.
1. Unknown 2. PFPlants 3. Cactus Pad
#10. Wheel Barrow Planters

You can plant a sensible collection of flowers in a wheelbarrow, besides the obvious graphic aesthetic values you will get to protect your sensible plants with ease thanks to its mobility.
1. iVillage 2. Bob Vila 3. The Seasonal Home
#11. Vintage Looking Toy Truck Planters

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#12. Beautiful Birdcage Planters

Regardless of size and model birdcages will go insanely well in any decor. Accessorize it in a beautiful manner.
1. Cottage Market 2. Brides of Adelaide 3. Enchanted Cottage
#13. Old Paint Can Planters

Most paint cans have ideal sizes and they can become quite graphic if you remove their label. Drill a few holes to ensure proper drainage and you are good to go.
1. RePlayGround 2. Thea’s Mania 3. HGTV
#14. Tin Can Planters

Tin cans are always in our trash can in big numbers. Start recycling them creatively in beautiful flower pots.
Source & Instructions: Dos Family
#15. Graphic Vintage Chandelier Planters

Superb idea for cascade flowers on your patio. Craft away!
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#16. Cinder Block Planters

Remaining cinder blocks stacked can become ideal flower planters thanks to their compartments, get creative and generate an interesting volume in your composition, a volume ready to wear green clothes.
1. Bob Vila 3. Pinterest
#17. Vertical Greenery Through Repurposed Shoe Holder

Old shoe holders can become your new vertical garden. What`s stopping you?
1. instructables 2. Good Housekeeping 3. B&H
#18. Shabby Chic Chair Planters

Remove the seat and you have a new planter. An extremely graphic and original new planter.
1. Unknown 2. Seattle Times 3. Debra Prinzing
#19. Books Sheltering Small Plants

An old bike filled with flowers by a side-table accompanied by two armchairs with green vegetable cushions. A few book flower pots on the table. Perfect scenario.
Source & Instructions: Apartment Therapy
#20. Milk Carton Planters

Milk carton recipients are quite strong and can become ideal centerpieces if you decorate them beautifully.
Source & Instructions: Camilla Fabbri
With layered levels you can create a beautiful effect of greenery. Be creative and place the in key points in your backyard.
1. Making Art 2. Curbshopaholic 3. Unknown
#22. Small Shell Planters

Small yet creative. Small shells can become ideal centerpieces in any decor. Succulents will fit nicely.
1. Etsy 2. radmegan 3. Unknown
#23. Boat Planters

A boatload of flowers can really be something. If you have room to install a boat in your backyard and more importantly if you have an old boat to install in your backyard the ideas is definitely worth considering. Pictures do speak for theirself.
1. tumblr 2. flickr 3. SPL 4. HGTV
#24. Plantation Shutter Planters
Simple method to enhance vertical space beautifully or create privacy screens in your backyard whilst refreshing your air and view with greenery.
1. Utah Garden Blogs 2. Indulgy 3. Lila B