How to Make a Mint Tin Garden
It’s easy to have a garden in the smallest of spaces when it’s grown in a tin. And why not a mint tin?
If you’re like me, you thrive being out in the garden — surrounded in green, getting your hands dirty and growing what you love. The next best thing is bringing the garden inside, especially if you’re short on space or looking for some apartment therapy. A tin like this makes it possible. Not only is it simple to convert into a planter, it’s inexpensive and you’ll feel doubly good giving new life to something that would otherwise be tossed out.
PIN IT FOR LATER:
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Emily is an organic gardener, writer and host who’s blog, passthepistil.com, sings her mantra, GROW WHAT YOU LOVE. To her, gardens are habitats, our closest connection to nature and essential components to healthy living and larger landscapes. She enjoys finding ways to cultivate gardens, even in the most unlikely spaces, making the most of what’s at hand to create experiences — growing food, flowers and fun with family and friends. As a botanist and educator she’s always looking to share her background and help others grow what they love.
