A Galvanized Spindle Planter

Every garden could use a little height for interest. 

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On a trip to the Country Living Fair last summer I bought a birdhouse that I immediately put on a spindle. 

The vendor was selling the birdhouses both on spindles and separately. I bought just the birdhouse to save a little cash and used my own spindle. 

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This gave me an idea, since I have a basement full of spindles... why not add a small galvanized pot to a spindle to create a little height in the garden? 

I already had a few spindles painted this pretty light blue so attaching the pot to the top was easy with a screw and washer and some E6000 glue.

A Galvanized Spindle Planter  www.homeroad.net

I drilled a hole in the bottom of the spindle and inserted a metal rod. This is so the rod can go into the dirt and not the spindle to prevent the wood from rotting. 

A Galvanized Spindle Planter  www.homeroad.net

The entire project took about 15 minutes and I had a fun little planter that added height and interest to my small container garden area. 

A Galvanized Spindle Planter  www.homeroad.net


A Galvanized Spindle Planter  www.homeroad.net


Take a look at some of the other garden projects that are decorating our yard this summer!

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I am Susan, the author and creator at Homeroad. I am a wife, mother of 4 daughters, and a grandmother of 5 and counting. I am a retired teacher, a DIY blogger and an artist at heart. .