Tidy Plants Kitty Litter Planter
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Happy tomato plant two weeks later
Posted by EMILY CARTER
This year when contemplating which size plastic pots to buy for my tomatoes I realized I already had an abundance at home. In fact, I had enough plastic kitty litter containers for the entire block to plant tomatoes in.Skill Level
Very Easy
Active Time
Less than an hour
Cost
$
- kitty litter container 27lbs or larger
- colorful duck tape or spray paint
- plastic saucers 14"
- potting soil
- seedlings of your choice
Materials
- philips screwdriver/ drill/ ice pick/ screw (for making drainage holes)
- garden trowel
Tools
Empty all litter out of plastic kitty litter container, your cat will be happy to help. Drill
Drill several holes in bottom of container. I used a large eye screw.
Use the colorful duck tape or spray paint to camouflage the container.
Add potting soil and plant seedling.
Place container on plastic saucer in desired location.
