DIY Hanging Herb Garden

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Although I am not a fan of cooking, I still spend some time in the kitchen preparing the food and watch some TV shows which present some real nice recipes. Lately, I have seen that most of the cooking chefs love to use fresh spices for any kind of food although it refers to a desert or a regular dish. All these green spices are from the market or even nicer, they got them from their own flower pots. Recently, I have visited some friends and I noticed that at the windows of their living room they had some flower pots filled with rosemary.

If you want to get your own herb garden but you live in an apartment like my friends, here it is a brilliant idea. It is a nice DIY project which can help you decorate your kitchen, save some space and even some money .Take some materials like: tin containers with snap-on plastic lids, coat hangers, pliers, scissors, herbs, masking tape, coffee filters, a nail, a hammer, exacto knife, scrap fabric or paper, and glue or spray adhesive. If you got all these things you are ready to start working on your DIY Hanging Herb Garden.

It is a project which lets you the freedom to decorate the containers whatever you like, using different kinds of materials. You may also hang them from different things or places and most important of all, you can plant whatever you like or need. You may choose herbs, flowers or even vegetables. It depends on what you need or you prefer.{found on persephonemagazine}.

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