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10 DIY Ideas For Gardening With Upcycled Objects!

Whether you have a huge backyard you need to fill, or a tiny corner on an apartment balcony, growing your own fresh produce and maintaining a garden is something many people like to do. Not only can home gardens provide us with pesticide-free, deliciously organic fruit and veggies, they purify the air, beautify the spaces and actually make us happier!

Starting your own garden doesn't have to be expensive or time consuming. With a bit of creativity, a lot of things you already own can be turned into a beautiful flourishing veggie patch or flowerbed. By repurposing old items instead of throwing them out, we prolong the life of non-recyclable goods, and avoid the continual purchase of more items, which will eventually end up in land fill as well. Plus, its a lot cheaper than buying everything new!

Get creative and give these simple gardening DIYs a whirl.


Plant this now: Baby Spinach

We all need to do our bit to change our consumption habits and reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfill. At 1 Million Women, we are strong believers in the idea that everyone, no matter who or where you are, has the ability to have positive impacts on our precious environment. The choices we make give us the power to affect change, so why not start in your own backyard!

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