When you have dedicated lots of time to making a beautiful garden, the good reviews are welcomed. But it can be tiresome to keep on describing what each plant is to your visiting friends. Perhaps you yourself have forgotten the whereabouts of some of your small green friends. That is the reason why you need to make a few DIY garden markers. Regardless of what you use in this project, from clothespins to rocks, the final result will definitely improve the way the garden looks; not to mention the way they are all organized. Wooden spools, Mason jar lids, wine corks, spoons and plenty other materials can be creatively fashioned into awesome garden markers.

1.Wine Cork Markers

20+ Things you never knew you could craft with Wine Corks … via Ebay

2. Mason Jar Lid Plant Label

via –  The Prudent Garden

3. DIY River Rock Garden Markers

via – West Valley Moms Blog

4. Wooden Spoon Markers

via – Playground Parkbench

5. Terracotta Pot Markers

via – The Micro Gardner

When you have dedicated lots of time to making a beautiful garden, the good reviews are welcomed. But it can be tiresome to keep on describing what each plant is to your visiting friends. Perhaps you yourself have forgotten the whereabouts of some of your small green friends. That is the reason why you need to make a few DIY garden markers. Regardless of what you use in this project, from clothespins to rocks, the final result will definitely improve the way the garden looks; not to mention the way they are all organized. Wooden spools, Mason jar lids, wine corks, spoons and plenty other materials can be creatively fashioned into awesome garden markers.

1.Wine Cork Markers

20+ Things you never knew you could craft with Wine Corks … via Ebay

2. Mason Jar Lid Plant Label

via –  The Prudent Garden

3. DIY River Rock Garden Markers

via – West Valley Moms Blog

4. Wooden Spoon Markers

via – Playground Parkbench

5. Terracotta Pot Markers

via – The Micro Gardner

If you’re as careful with your garden design as you are with your own wardrobe, then you might take a look on this nifty project. A DIY solution can help you a lot with your gardening, so we found the perfect Covered Greenhouse Garden you could make right at home. The building process is fairly simple and the materials needed are easy to find… 

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Here is a great and fun idea for kids. Turn a spot of your yard into a giant version of the classic paper-and-pencil game tic-tac-toe. Stone pavers laid into the lawn in a checkered pattern create the playing board. Kids will paint rocks into playing pieces. Enjoy!

What you need:

• 5 or 9 square stone pavers
• Trowel or shovel
• Paint
• 10 smooth, clean stones

photo source and more details: chickenscratchny.com

photo source and more details: runwildmychild.com