These Mason jar gardens are attractive, easy to make and small enough to fit on a kitchen windowsill. They make great gifts, too. Plant perennial herbs such as rosemary and mint any time of the year.

Jar Herb GardenI saw a picture of herbs grown in jars about a month ago and knew that I needed to figure out how to make my own Mason jar herb garden. I decided to hang mine from the back fence ...

Since you can’t exactly poke a hole in a mason jar (unless you have a glass-tipped drill lying around), you are going to make your own type of drainage system by piling rocks at the bottom to provide ...

9 fun mason jar gardening ideas!9 Fun and Inspiring Ways to Garden in Mason Jars It seems like the DIY world has been finding all sorts of new and interesting ways to use mason jars for projects ...

Place the jar where it will get six hours of sun each day. When the herb gets too big for the jar, replace it with a new plant. I’m going to try this technique on my kitchen window, since the ...

STEP 10: Lastly, place the soil into the mason jars and plant your herbs. Et voilà – your very own mason jar herb garden to grow fresh herbs for all of your recipes, even in a city apartment!

Step 2: Glue Mason jars to shutter and let dry Using your hot glue gun and super glue (so the jars stay put), carefully dab a bit of glue to the back of each jar and hold in place on the shutter.

A short while later, he called to say that the garden was finished. Much to my surprise, everything was planted very close together in a 4-foot-by-4-foot space.

How To Conduct A Soil Test With A Mason Jar To complete this test, start by gathering the required materials. You will need a shovel or garden trowel, a bucket, a mesh kitchen strainer, a tall ...

As a clever way to repurpose old mason jar lids in your home and garden, you can build seasonal décor with it. Let your imagination run wild when creating your garden decoration.

Fresh herbs add a special touch to any dish, and these Mason jar gardens will ensure you’ll always have some on hand. They make great gifts, too. Materials: — Wide-mouth Mason jars — Herbs ...

Next, it was time to figure out where to plant them. For the container garden of my dreams, I was determined to use 100 percent recycled materials. After a 10-minute walk around Tamarindo, I found ...