Spring is definitely in the air lately, and it seems gardening is the only thing on my mind. I have started my herb seedlings indoors, and I’m anxiously awaiting temperatures warm enough to get them in the ground. I also have been gifted some lovely flowers lately, which I’ve repotted into some of my vintage planters that I’ve gathered at estate sales over the years. They’ve got me absolutely itching for warmer weather!
I usually do several planters, two of which I flank on either side of my front porch steps with a simple fern. Is there anything more classic? While my fern pots sit empty waiting for warmer weather, I’m also thinking about how I can improve my garden beds this spring. It’s a goal of mine to grow in gardening expertise.
I’m always looking out for planters when I’m at estate sales and thrift stores, and I have found all of mine this way, but the thing about thrifting is that is takes time and patience. If you’re looking to spruce up your porch or patio for spring, I found several classic and traditional style planters that would totally mix in with vintage pieces. These are a range of price points and materials, but there are a few I have my eye on as I’m planning my garden for the year.
- Black Square Urn
- Round White Planter
- White Plastic Pots (Set of 2)
- Whitewash Urn
- Black Cast Stone Urn
- White Moss Stone Urn
- Square Planter Box
- Gray Resin Planter
- Gray Concrete Urn
Happy almost spring, and happy gardening! That’s all for today friends, have a fabulous day!
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