Planter Boxes

These tiered planter boxes are designed to be used on sloped land. They make a great way to brighten up an other-wise unusable space. Check out how they were built at the link.

Isn't this planter box beautiful!! You can build your own using free plans and you can customize it to suit your space. This one was built using cedar fence pickets but you could use any exterior grade wood for this project.

Follow along with the free step-by-step instructions to build this large planter box. This one was built using cedar fence pickets but you could use any outdoor grade wood.

This planter box (or a couple of them) would look great in your yard or on your porch. Easy to build using just basic tools. Follow the free woodworking plans available at the link to get your yard spruced up this spring.

These planter boxes are easy to customize to suit your space or pots. Build using 4 x 4s, you can make them as big or small, short or tall as you wish. See at the link just how to bo about building them.

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At first I really was not very excited about the way this project looked when I was finished. I was hoping for a more dramatic look from the bronze mesh. As it turns out it is pretty cool because as the light changes the planter changes appearance. The more direct sun that shines on it the more you see the mesh the more shade there is the less you see of it. It is sort of like one of those fancy paint jobs you see on a car that are always changing color.

These triangle planter boxes were made using pallets but you could use any exterior grade wood. Here are the instructions.

This planter box woodworking project measures 33 inches wide x 24 inches deep. Plenty of room for lots of plants to thrive.

Build a tiered planter box using the free woodworking plans available at the link.

Here are free woodworking plans for a square planter box. Use them to build your own and up the curb appeal.

Build this cedar planter box with hidden hose storage using these free instructions.

At the link you can download the free woodworking plan to build this decorative wooden planter.

I combined 2 of my favorite tools with 2 of my favorite things. The jigsaw and nail gun plus flowers and fun colors!

Here is a great DIY project for your yard. Just follow the instructions at the link and build your own planter boxes.

This planter box (or pot plant holder) is completely held together with wire. Construction is simply a matter of cutting the pieces, drilling the holes and threading the wire.

Cedar is the best wood for this small 12 inch planter box. Great for small spaces to add a splash of color. Here are the free plans.

Build an American flag planter for your front porch using the free woodworking instructions at the link. Just build it to fit any size pot you have and plop your pot and flowers in. Done.

This planter box is for those who like to stand and garden. It has a great look to it and the free plan can be downloaded at the link.

Build this square planter box with X details using these free step-by-step woodworking plans.

Build a few of these planter boxes to add curb appeal to your home with these free woodworking plans. You can use cedar or pressure treated wood.

Build your own planter boxes using this free tutorial. This one is three feet long but you could customize it to suite your needs.

Build this planter box using only one 8ft board. Here are the free instructions.

Build this planter box and add curb appeal to your front entryway. This one was done in a faux zinc finish but choose a finish to compliment your home. Free plans at the link.

Use exterior grade lumber to build this planter box along with these free step-by-step plans.

This is a link to a Google 3D SketchUp drawing for a two tier planter box. You will need the SketchUp software to download this drawing and its freely available online. We do not provide support for this software. Most drawings do not have instructions, its assumed you can build it based on the completed drawing provided.

This is a wonderful way to show your summer flowers around your deck. These planters are easy to build and can be made from scrap wood. Like many of our projects you easily make them to fit your situation. We made our planter to fit a long narrow plastic planter and go over a 2 X 6 ft deck rail.

Build this extra deep elevated planter box using exterior grade rot resistant materials. Free plans are available at the link.

I love projects like this because it cost me almost nothing. I made it all from scraps that I had lying around. Cedar fence scraps made up the bulk of it.

Build this tapered planter box using these free woodworking instructions.