Gardener Potting Benches

Build this sturdy potting bench using these free downloadable woodworking plans.

Build a potting bench using these free woodworking plans.

I decided to build a portable potting table to help contain the dirt. I figured that covering it with sheet metal would make it easier to clean and prevent water from soaking into the wood.

Build a fabulous potting bench using reclaimed wood. Just follow along with this tutorial to build your own.

We were not sure what to call this project because it can be use for any number of things in the garden. Since we designed it around the plastic potting trays and it can be set up to carry tools in the tray we thought potting tray was appropriate. Because you can flip both the top and the bottom over we figured it was universal hence, Universal Potting Tray. No matter what you call it we think you will find this useful when you are moving your seedlings from the greenhouse to the garden.

Build a gardening potting bench using these free woodworking plans. This one shows wire mesh for a back but you could also use wood.

Build this potting bench which features hinges that allow the back to fold down onto the work surface. Find out how to build it at the link.

This potting bench has lots of countertop space, pegboard, shelving, a drawer and large bin sized for bags of potting mix. Hook up a hose to the PVC faucet setup.

A walk through of how to. No measured drawings.

Gardeners will appreciate this sturdy, good-looking workbench: Perfect for the behind-the-scenes dirty work of potting young plants, it also contains storage space for hand tools and supplies.

Build this beautiful cedar potting bench using these free downloadable woodworking plans.

This is a link to a Google 3D SketchUp drawing for a gardeners potting bench made from 2 X 4s connected together with glued mortise and tenon joints. You will need the SketchUp software to download this drawing and its freely available online. We do not provide support for this software. Not all drawings have the measurements displayed but you can use the measurement tool in SketchUp to easily and accurately determine the dimensions of each lumber part. Most drawings do not have instructions, its assumed you can build it based on the completed drawing provided.

This potting bench was built using only 2 x 4s and at the link you will find complete instructions to help you build your own.

Build this potting bench from pressure treated lumber or even cedar or redwood. At the link you can download the free plans.

Build a farmhouse style potting bench that features a slatted bottom shelf and ample work surface as well as an upper shelf with hook bar for tools, and X detailing on the sides. This free plans uses simple construction practices and basic tools as well as off the shelf materials.

This potting bench has a spot for installing a sink. Build it using these free plans.

My design is extra heavy-duty, so it may be the last one you ever need. It is also fairly simple.

Learn how to build a potting bench; includes plans, and step-by-step instructions along with tips, materials, and tools lists.

Build a potting bench using exterior grade lumber and these free woodworking plans.

Build a potting table like this beautiful one using this free tutorial which contains materials and tools list.

Making an indoor-outdoor garden center from wood and peg board, including diagrams, instructions, materials list.

Build a potting bench for your favorite gardener using these free woodworking plans which include a cut list.

Build this potting bench that is a little different than the norm. It features a mesh top and a lined drawer. The loose soil will fall through the mesh into the drawer to be used again.

This sturdy, easy to build design will bring potting plants to counter height, and can take the place of an outdoor bar come summer BBQ season.

Cutting diagrams and parts list only to this project that appears in Workbench Magazine #283.

Instead of burning old wooden pallets or tossing them into a landfill, follow our step-by-step instructions to transform one or two pallets into a beautiful and functional potting bench.

In this article, we will show you how to build this cedar potting bench in a weekend. We designed this bench to be strong without complex joints. An experienced woodworker can complete this potting bench in a day. If you are a beginner, allow two or three days.

Build this beautiful potting bench using these free downloadable woodworking plans.

At the link you will find plans to build this potting bench and also an optional hutch.

This potting bench is 48 inches wide and 24 inches deep. It has a small shelf above the actual potting area. This upper shelf is handy for storing empty pots, pruning shears, plants and other essentials. It also has a lower shelf for keeping a stack of pots or anything else you might need in your potting area.