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20 Clever Spring Gardening Tips from IKEA

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As they say, if March comes in like a lion, it goes out like a lamb, and in our parts (the west coast that is) it looks like we’re in for a lion’s entrance with a pineapple express of rain on its way. But the good news is, the flowers will be appearing and spring will soon be on its way for all! So with that thought, I’ve gathered some clever spring gardening tips — all very budget-friendly — from your friendly neighborhood IKEA. Many things you may already have that can take on a new purpose – from old soda cans or coffee mugs to coat hangers to vases. Check them out below!

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  • A Coat Hanger

    A Coat Hanger

    A coat hanger becomes a plant stand. TURBO Clothes Rack.
    Purchase at ikea.com for $44.99

  • Waste Sorting Bag Planter

    Waste Sorting Bag Planter

    A DIMPA waste sorting bag can double as a cute little planter.
    Purchase at ikea.com for $5.99

  • Multi-Use Hanger

    Multi-Use Hanger

    A multi-use hanger normally used for belts and scarves becomes support for climbing vines and plants. KOMPLEMENT Hanger.
    Purchase at ikea.com for $7.99

  • Large Planter

    Large Planter

    A large planting pot like SOCKER can hold smaller pots to make watering easier.
    Purchase at ikea.com for $8.99

  • Upcycling

    Upcycling

    Upcycle old aluminium cans into planters.
    Photo Credit: ikea.com.

  • Seedling Starter

    Seedling Starter

    Toilet paper rolls can be used to start seedlings which can then be put into a clear plastic SAMLA box greenhouse.
    More info at ikea.com.

  • Classic Clay

    Classic Clay

    You can never go wrong with a classic and versatile clay planter.
    Purchase at ikea.com for $2.29 - $7.99

  • Make A Window Garden

    Make A Window Garden

    A lovely idea using various shelves and shelf inserts for a pretty and handy window garden.
    Photo credit: ikea.com.

  • Shelf Inserts

    Shelf Inserts

    Stack shelf inserts on top of each other to make room for seedlings in a window garden.
    Purchase at ikea.com for $.99 - $5.99

  • Hanging Plants

    Hanging Plants

    The GRUNDTAL rail and PET plastic containers are great for hanging plants.
    Purchase at ikea.com for $9.99

  • Bakeware Planter

    Bakeware Planter

    Silicone baking cups make for a fun way to start a new seed.
    Purchase at ikea.com for $4.99 (pack of 6)

  • Vase Turns Greenhous

    Vase Turns Greenhous

    Flip over a BLADET vase for an instant individual sized greenhouse.
    Purchase at ikea.com for $9.99 - $19.99

  • CASHEWNÖT Planter

    CASHEWNÖT Planter

    A plant pot with a drain hole and saucer.
    Purchase at ikea.com for $4.99 - $16.99

  • A Tall Drink of Plant

    A Tall Drink of Plant

    A POKAL drinking glass turns planter.
    Purchase at ikea.com for $0.59 - $2.99 (pack of 6)

  • Tea Cup Planter

    Tea Cup Planter

    A cute gift idea or fun for decorating a table for a tea party.
    Purchase at ikea.com for $4.99

  • Mug Planter

    Mug Planter

    Another fun gift or table idea, or even for the counter top.
    Purchase at ikea.com for $2.99

  • Make a Garden Diorama

    Make a Garden Diorama

    Create an adorable scene in a mini SOCKER greenhouse.
    Purchase at ikea.com for $19.99

  • A Hanging Shelf

    A Hanging Shelf

    Fashion a handmade hanging shelf with a board and a rope for a fun outdoor spring scene.
    Photo Credit: ikea.com.

  • Tin Man

    Tin Man

    A cute ORTIG planter set for herbs. (in store only)
    Photo Credit: ikea.com.

  • Cookware Planter

    Cookware Planter

    Cookware easily turns into a lovely hanging planter!
    Photo Credit: ikea.com.

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Jan is the co-founder of Poppytalk, a blog about the beautiful, the decayed and the handmade and Poppytalk Handmade, an online curated marketplace. Follow her on Twitter , Facebook and Pinterest!

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Jan Halvarson, who blogs for Babble Home, founded a Vancouver-based design blog called Poppytalk with her husband Earl. Today they both run their very busy blog and online marketplace, Poppytalk Handmade while they raise their family and two cats in beautiful British Columbia, Canada.

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