Planter made from a bird feeder
Lowe's Creative Ideas, Brian Francis

Bird's Eye View

Hang this feeder-turned-planter in front of a window, or outdoors on a covered porch, and watch your plant grow. You also can place this planter on a table near a natural light source.

Note: This project is fairly airtight, so you'll see some condensation inside the glass.

Step 1: Unscrew the top of the metal bird feeder. Using a spoon or small scoop, add a 2-inch layer of white marble soil cover, and add a 1-inch layer of potting soil.

Step 2: Plant a thin, upright succulent, such as the elephant bush shown here, in the potting soil. Add a thin layer of the marble soild cover around the plant. Water lightly. Replace the top of the feeder.

Kelly M. Smith, Lowe's Creative Ideas
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