If you’re looking for a cheap and easy way to add plants or flowers to a small space, then these creative pallet garden ideas will be perfect for you! I tried to find different variations of plain wood pallets that are super easy to make along with painted ones if you want to add some color. So whether you’re planting just a few flowers or want to create a full herb garden… you’ll find something that fits your style!
Here are the ones I found:
Painted Vertical Pallet Garden
Photo credit: Our Renting Journey on Instagram
If you are looking for some unique and easy-to-do garden décor, using a pallet will do the trick! Check out this painted pallet that they turned into a creative plant stand to hold flower pots. All you need is a left over pallet, some paint, and creativity to give your garden a fresh look!
Wall Mounted Pallet Herb Garden
Photo credit: Lauren on Instagram
Pallets in the garden? Why not? You can use the only taking space in the garage and use it to make a pallet garden. Create a one-of-a-kind garden for your herbs and save space by placing them vertically. There’s nothing better to put on the balcony or side yard than something like this!
Rustic Pallet Garden With Flower Pots
Photo credit: Tracy on Instagram
With the come-back of retro styles, you can add a rustic look to your garden. Get that old pallet taking up space in your basement or garage use it as a home for your plants. Seriously, you can easily turn an unusable pallet into a rustic pallet garden with hanging baskets. It doesn’t get easier than this!
Pallet Garden Bench
Photo credit: Ilaria Cela on Instagram
So many flowers but so little space, especially if you have a small balcony or garden, or you want to put your plants in the entrance hall. Heres the perfect DIY bench that you can use to accommodate all your plants. I love the stained color of the wood and it really makes the colors of the flowers look super vibrant. Love it!
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DIY Purple Vertical Garden
Photo credit: Kate on Instagram
There’s nothing more beautiful than seeing your flowers blooming. But, what if you don’t have enough space? No problem. You can always create a vertical pallet garden like this one. You can paint it purple like the one on the post or in any other color that suits the color of your flowers! This is such a fun way to add some personality to your porch!
Do It Yourself Vertical Porch Garden
Photo credit: Ruthy Schultz on Instagram
Looking for a space-saving idea for growing plants? Here’s a perfect idea! This simple and easy-to-make pallet garden is the right for you. You don’t need any special tools you really just need the right pallet. Then you could take this one step further and add some painted flower pots to add some color contrast against the dark wood! If you’re looking for a simple summer project for the garden… this one is for you!
DIY Tiered Raised Garden Bed
Source: Anikas DIY Life
Gardening has never looked this good. This pretty straightforward tutorial shows you how you can build a tiered raised garden bed on your own. You just need some cedar fences, some tools, and you can make a stylish garden bed like this one. It’s perfect for planting flowers, vegetables, and herbs on decks and patios!
American Flag Pallet Planter
Photo credit: SumomanWA on Instagram
Proud to be American? Show it off with this pallet garden! Why throw away the pallet you no longer need, when you can use them to create a vertical garden with the American flag on it. It not only saves you space but also looks magnificent for the 4th of July barbeque in your garden!
Pallet Succulent Garden Inspiration
Photo credit: Whitney Hall on Instagram
Growing small plants? Maybe succulents or cacti? Then, you need a special place to store these super-cute plants. And, nothing goes better with them than a small vertical pallet garden like this one. Reminding of a double window, this garden gives a home-like look to your plants, at the same time gathering them in one place. Can they get any cuter than this?
Vertical Flower Planters For Backyard
Photo credit: Tina Dattilo Palmer on Instagram
Behold fellow gardeners! In need of plenty of space to accommodate your 20-something planters, here’s the most amazing pallet garden. Yup, you can’t even notice it under all those flowers. That’s what makes it perfect even for using it indoors or on the balcony. Just get a pallet, paint it green for most the natural look, and place all your planters one to another in tiers. That’s all!
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How to Make An Herb Garden From Old Pallet
Source: Pink When
Herbs, herbs, herbs… we love them, they love us. But, where to put all those planters? We can’t hang all of them on the wall. What we can do is make a pallet herb garden. Unlike most pallet gardens, you need to work on it a bit to make it look a bit more sophisticated. Adding a couple of boards and some wooden pieces on the base so it can stand on its own! I love the light yellow color on this one!
DIY Hanging Pallet Planter
Photo credit: Steph on Instagram
Looking to add a small little planter to your backyard fence? This enchanting pallet garden is the perfect project for you. Just look at those string lights… Imagine how they would light the garden at night. No doubt, this simple project will add a special touch to your garden and make a home for your plants!
DIY Pallet Salad Bar
Photo credit: Garden Mavis on Instagram
Old doesn’t necessarily mean useless. If you have an old pallet at home, put it to use to make this awesome rustic pallet garden. The “salad bar” is actually more than a garden, it’s home to your favorite plants and it’s the perfect place to grow your greenery
DIY Ladder Plant Holder
Photo credit: Jen on Instagram
Having random herb and vegetable planters all over your home, balcony, garden, or patio can sometimes make a mess. Truth to be told, it doesn’t look good either. So, why not turn your ugly duckling of garden into a beautiful swan. Use a pallet to construct this plant stand that can accommodate all of your planters in a neat and organized way!
DIY Wall Garden From Painted Pallet
Photo credit: Kin Web Design on Instagram
If cute and compact is how you want your garden to look, this one is the right for you. Vertical and impressively-designed, this small pallet garden is a dream-come-true. Colored in black reduces the pallet’s visibility, especially if leaned against a black or dark wall, thus giving a feeling your planters are floating. Such a great idea!
Floating Pallet Shelves For Garden
Photo credit: Willows Cabin on Instagram
Want some floating plant shelves for your planters? If buying them seems pricey, you can do them on your own. Yup, no money investment needed. What you need is a pallet you will break apart into separate pieces and a bit of white paint for the letters. The end result – a breath-taking floating flower beds! Live, laugh, love!
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Recycled Bottle Vertical Planters
Photo credit: Tiziano Betti on Instagram
Who said you need to spend money on creating your very own garden? Instead, use an old pallet for the garden and some old bottles for planters. And, voila, you have your vertical small pallet garden. Needless to say, it’s a unique one, too!
4 Tier Ladder Pallet Garden
Photo credit: Anna Coughlan on Instagram
Pallets make some really great gardens but they also make awesome planters. When space is lacking and you don’t want to compromise the size of your garden, building simple planter stands will do the work. The best part is that you only need a pallet or two to make them!
DIY Pallet Garden With Terra Cotta Pots
Photo credit: Hannah Rice on Instagram
Pallet gardens are in and you cannot miss this trend. So, get a couple of pallets (you may already have some in your garage or basement), some paint, and basic tools. And, put your creativity to work to create this simple and colorful herb garden!
Corner Garden Beds From Pallet Wood
Photo credit: The Gonzalez Family on Instagram
When you have some pallets at home you don’t use and plenty of plant seeds or grown plants, combine them both to create a tiered planter. Having some basic skills is great but not necessary as there’s not much to do. Just break the pallets and put them together with nails to get this amazing planter. If you have a corner that you want to transform and add some flowers to it, this one is for you!
Pallet Wood For Vertical Garden
Photo credit: Nicole Niehaus on Instagram
The real art of gardening is to know how to organize your planters so they look mesmerizing. This is one way to do it. With an old pallet and a couple of additional boards, you can create a vertical garden that will accommodate all of your small plants!
Painted Pallet Flower Bed
Photo credit: Julie Brewster on Instagram
If you don’t have time to dedicate to a whole garden or not enough space, you can always create a small one! Take several pallets and break them down to make a pallet box from them. Paint the box in several colors of your choice, add soil in it, plant the seeds, and/or put the other planters on it, and you got yourself a compact medium-sized garden! Love this simple flower bed!
DIY Apartment Balcony Pallet Garden
Photo credit: Ayres Pallet Designs on Instagram
Living in an apartment but would love to have a small garden? Sure, why not. You can create one on your own with pallets. A natural-looking vertical tiered plant stand like this will accommodate several plants and will add some color and décor to your balcony!
Hanging Pallet Herb Planter
Photo credit: 23 & Taylor on Instagram
In need of a home for your herbs, here’s this adroable pallet planter. It’s small, easy to make, and it doesn’t cost a cent since you only need an old pallet that you can probably find on craigslist for free. So, put your creativity to work and make this super-cute planter you can hang on a wall!
Easy DIY Vertical Garden
Photo credit: Our Very Own Brady Bunch on Instagram
When there is a pallet hiding in your basement or garage, you take it out at turn it into a garden. There are no special requirements, skills, materials, or tools needed. Just a pallet or two (depending on the size of your garden), nails, and pots you can hang!
Indoor Pallet Plant Holder
Photo credit: Mary Rosy on Instagram
Lacking space or living in an apartment? That’s not an excuse not to bring nature in your home. Here’s a perfect example of using pallets indoors to create a boho vibe! I love those mini hanging flower pots. Such a great addition to that shelf!
Raised Wood Pallet Garden Bed
Source: Busy Creating Memories
Organizing your garden has never been easier. With this DIY project, you can create a raised wood pallet garden bed. It’s super-easy and doesn’t take much time. You’ll have a place where your plants grow all summer!
DIY Upcycled Rainbow Pallet Flower Planter
Source: Hello Creative Family
Looking for some awesome and stylish garden dĂ©cor? You can’t make a mistake going with a rainbow pallet planter. If you pick up a free left over pallet off facebook or craigslist… you can easily create this colorful standing flower garden. Plus, how can you not love all those colors!
Pallet Garden With Metal Planter Boxes
Photo credit: Raising Rinaldi on Instagram
Living in the concrete jungle scream for bringing nature into your home. And, there’s no better way to do this than by creating a small oasis like this one! With several old pallets, you can make a vertical herb / flower garden. They will not only make your yard look fantastic but will also help you keep your herbs organized in an easy way!
Small Balcony Pallet Planter
Photo credit: Alejandra R. on Instagram
Never underestimate the power of the balcony. It serves as your little relaxing space but it can also be home to your very own garden. No matter if it’s not a big terrace, you can still fit a vertical pallet garden like this. Hassle-free, budget-friendly, and natural-looking – just want your balcony missed!
Brick Wall Pallet Planter
Photo credit: Ben Magnussen on Instagram
Bring nature into your home with this vertical hanging pallet garden. It’s small, it’s space-saving, and needs nothing more than a pallet to make it. It’s as perfect as a small garden can be!
Dark Wood Vertical Garden
Photo credit: Make It Our Home on Instagram
When looking for a way to organize dozens of pots, there’s nothing better than putting them on a pallet plant stand. Oh, wait, there is – getting a plant stand without spending a cent. Yeah, you can do it by using a pallet to create a hanging plant stand like this one. Not only it looks wonderful but it also doesn’t take space since it’s hanged on the wall!
Palet Cactus Planters
Photo credit: Liz Nieves on Instagram
Cacti lovers, here’s a unique planter for your favorite plant. To make it, you only need a few pallets, paint, nails, and time. But, the end result is an impressive vertical cacti planter! I love how she made them square. Such a good idea to get those plants off the ground!
DIY Minimalist Hanging Garden
Photo credit: JH^2 Creatives on Instagram
For the crafty ones out there, here’s an interesting DIY project. If you have time and wood-working skills, use them to build this amazing hanging plant holder. If you only have a few plants that need the perfect home… something like this might work best for you!
Farmhouse Pallet Garden
Photo credit: Martha Anne Efird on Instagram
Have an old pallet at home? Don’t let it stay like that but use it to make a tiered herb garden like this. It’s perfect for all gardeners who are looking for a simple solution for organizing their plants. Plus, the pastel blue chalk paint really gives it that farmhouse vibe that I love!
Moveable Pallet Wall Garden
Photo credit: Alesha Thomson on Instagram
When space is a big issue or you live in an apartment, there’s nothing better than a small pallet garden. Being made of a pallet, it adds up to the nature-feeling plants bring into your home. But the best part of this one has to be the hangers… if you have a fence that you can hang a pallet from, this is the perfect idea since you can easily move it when you need to!
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