3. Create a Sprinkler Using a Soda Bottle
Supplies Required: tape, knife, hose, and soda bottle
Making It: $1/free*
The cost of sprinkler systems can range from $15 to a significant amount more, contingent on the type of system you select. Not everyone can afford to shell out that amount of cash, but we can all agree that watering the lawn with a can isn’t ideal either.
Fortunately, there is a fix for this. Using a knife, pierce multiple holes in a large soda bottle, then attach it to the end of your garden hose. You can have your very own lawn sprinkler in no time at all for a practically nonexistent cost!
4. Seed Starter Eggshell
Materials required: seeds, compost, and eggshells
Making Cost: $1.46*
Purchasing seeds for a business might be a dangerous endeavour. To develop and flourish, they require the ideal conditions, but purchasing seed starter trays from online retailers like Amazon might set you back more than $10 each time. Alternatively, you may already have the solution in your compost bin: eggshells!
Eggshells offer the ideal warm, safe environment for seeds to germinate. All you have to do is wait for the magic to unfold after gently placing the dirt and seeds inside the shell. One can use the box itself as a stand. You can purchase a dozen eggs at Walmart for less than $2, even if you don’t have any at home.
5. Create handbag planters.
Materials Required: plants, an old pocketbook, and a waterproof liner
Making Cost: $15–$25*
There are plenty of ways to add colour to a yard, but garden ornaments may get expensive if you visit a big-box store. It’s not always the case that the more complicated things are, the more expensive they are.
You can turn an old pocketbook into a stylish and one-of-a-kind planter by lining it with waterproof material. Even if you might want to paint it to ensure that it weathers well, this clever solution will still be less expensive than purchasing a new item from Home Depot.
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