Upcycled Pallet Turned to Outdoor Planter

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Get your yard and porch ready for Summer and warm temps with this Upcycled Pallet Turned to Outdoor Planter.

Tired of all the dreary cold and windy weather? I know I am, but happy to know that we weren’t getting snow in April like parts of the country were. If this is you, then you will absolutely this idea today to really brighten up your yard, your flower garden, or even your front porch.

SUNSHINE + COLOR= SUMMER!!!

Can we say Aqua? I am totally crushing over the bright color here lately and just can’t seem to get enough. When my husband brought this pallet home a couple years ago, I had no clue what exactly I wanted to do with it, so I just kept holding on to it.

Then when I saw these adorable metal pails when shopping recently in all their brilliant colors, it finally struck me what I was going to do with that pallet.

Grab yourself some paint and you are ready to go!

I love the way the appearance of the pallet turned out once I started painting it.

The rustic feeling with the wood still peeking through in places is just perfect. Plus, it makes painting it even easier because I don’t have to be so exact in covering it evenly.

While the pallet is drying, drill several holes into the bottom of each pail to allow water to drain when watering your flowers.

Plant your flowers in each pail by adding a little potting soil.

I used “S” hooks to hang the pails on the pallet. You could also hammer a screw in different spots and hang the pails on them. Keep reading to see how this whole thing came together in such a colorful and beautiful way.

Getting my flower garden and porch ready for Spring is just not complete without thinking of my yard too. It would be like peanut butter without jelly.

Grab your gardening gloves and get ready for the fun. And yes, I said fun with it comes to this. I can’t wait to share it with y’all too! I’m addicted and I never thought I would say that when it comes to a spreader.

We all have those places in our yard that really drive us crazy that seem bare and stubborn to grow any bit of grass. I have the answer now. That is the Scotts® Green MAX™ Lawn Food and WIZZ™ Spreader.

If you are short on time, it is full of essential nutrients for deeper greening in just 3 days. Now you can have a fresh and full green look of your lawn for all your Summer cook-outs.

The spreader is also battery-powered and perfect to use year round to weed, seed, and feed. This guy is what made my life so much better and brought me this new love.

I pressed the trigger and seed just started coming out in all directions which was amazing. It made is so easy and fun for once. It is also light weight which made it even easier.

Be sure to head to Walmart to get your lawn food and WIZZ spreader. My yard is going to thank me and my husband too.

Now for this beautiful outdoor planter…

It is an absolute beautiful feature in my flower garden and even better on my porch for a conversation piece.

Let me know in the comments below if you are planning your own cook-out this Summer and what fun projects you would love to do for your yard or porch. Find out how others are getting ready for Summer with the help of Scotts too.

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