6. Self-Watering Planter for Shoes
Materials: a plant, compost, an old shoe, and a waterproof liner.
Making It Cost: $10*
We all have at least one pair of old, unworn shoes stashed away in the closet; let’s face it. Although you might donate them to Goodwill, you could also use them as an intriguing garden accent.
Shoe Planter with Self-Watering Cap @Plantsbank / Pinterest
Although it may not seem “normal” to line an old boot with a waterproof liner, fill it with compost, and then plant it, these sole-ful planters can look really good if given the chance. It also functions as self-watering if you submerge the lace in water. Is there anything greener than that?
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