16 Unique Garden Containers To Elevate Your Landscape

Garden planters can make gardeners feel both excited and confused. They prefer to choose various containers with different sizes, heights and colors to brighten up their garden. But, at the same time, they may find themselves at a crossroad, wondering which one is truly perfect for each plant.

Hence, we’ve gathered our favorite ideas for garden containers. From fabulous vertical gardens to charmingly recycled ones like teapots, there’s a wealth of inspiration waiting for you right here. So, let’s dive in and explore these delightful container ideas that will take your garden to a whole new level!

#1. A birdcage container

A birdcage container with its rustic beauty blends well with your garden.  This antique planter can be packed with a wide range of plants, such as succulents, kalanchoes and aloes.

#2. A floating container

This floating pond planter can make an accent to your garden pond. If you’re interested in making your own planters, prepare a pool woggle or noodle.

#3. A set of teapots, cups and saucers

A set of teapots, cups and saucers looks lovely but still elegantly in the garden. You can dot them around your garden or settle them down in a nook as in this image.

#4. Car tire garden containers

This DIY project is so simple that everyone can nail it. All you need to do is to paint the car tires with your favorite colors.

#5. A hanging planter

Planters hanging on the wall don’t take up much space. It is a great idea to decorate your bare wall both in indoor and outdoor spaces.

#6. A reused toolbox container

The rustic beauty of metal containers contrasts with soft and colorful flowers. In addition, it can fit into different garden settings, from the rustic English design to the cottage garden.

#7. Terra-Cotta containers

This kind of pot is made of porous clay. That’s why it’s ideal for plants that need well-draining,  such as cactus, succulents, orchids.

#8. A hanging basket

This hanging wicker basket can suit well with any corner of the garden. To achieve the effect of plants going wild, you should vary the height and scale of flowers.

#9. Croc and shoe containers

Old footwear can be turned into plant pots by filling them with potting soil. Crocs with their available holes are a perfect choice, they make sure your plants drain well.

#10. Funny containers

These planters are sure to make you laugh until your plants are destroyed. Also, it makes gardening more exciting.

#11. A tower of containers

You can create a tower of herbs or vegetables by piling up containers like this. This mini garden is really worth trying.

#12. A raised garden bed

A raised garden bed is usually made of wood, stone, bales of hay, or even repurposed material like old dressers. It is a great way to plant multiple varieties of your favorites.

#13. A recycled container

One of the most popular ways to recycle water bottles is to transform them into a plant container. All you need to do is cut the bottle and fill them with soil.

#14. A tub container

This tub seems ordinary until it was turned into a fairytale garden. It is lovely to add some miniatures to your garden, such as angels or seashells.

#15. Brick containers

White brick containers really make your flower stand out. Moreover, this design can put your garden wall in the spotlight with untamed flowers.

#16. A bucket of flowers

Old metal buckets can be transformed into flower planters. With a little bit of skill, they will stand out on your fence.

These ideas can help you elevate your garden game with some artistic flair. From repurposed vintage items to DIY masterpieces, the possibilities are endless. Let your imagination run wild and infuse your garden with personality and charm.