Window Box Herb Garden Planter

Whether you re looking for indoor planters or outdoor planters lowe s has plenty of options to fill your space with greenery.

Window box herb garden planter.

Plant herbs in a window box that gets plenty of sun. Some herbs such as mints lemon balm and lemon verbena can become garden thugs. Add some greenery to your space with planters stands and window boxes from lowe s. This brand new set of three red cedar mini planters and a matching tray come weathered to look like they ve been around for ages.

A basic yet efficient plastic planter the durable a basic yet efficient plastic planter the durable newbury is practical for home garden and patio. Cedar herb garden planter. We did not finish or paint our box instead we left it natural and added a pop of. You can also choose to grow your herbs in a rectangle or trough shaped windowsill herb garden planter.

Indoor herb garden seed starter kit herbal tea growing kits grow medicinal herbs indoors lavender chamomile lemon balm mint seeds for planting soil plant markers pots infuser planter box 4 2 out of 5 stars 575. This can work well indoors or out since the shape is ideal to fit on the window sill or decking ledge. From wall planters garden planters and office planters to self watering planters nursery planters and planters with stands give your home some extra curb appeal. This reliable planter features a smooth surface that is easy to clean and maintain year round.

This easy to build box is perfect for a kitchen window sill or countertop. A window box is a particularly effective and practical way to grow herbs in a container. Each kit comes with three planter boxes that are constructed from cedar which is naturally resistant to bugs rot and moisture. If you plan on keeping your planter box outdoors use a species of wood that is weather resistant and line the box with a plastic wrapping.

See our article on 10 indoor culinary herbs that are suitable for your window herb garden. This little planter pod sticks right to your window pane freeing up precious window sill space and ensuring your herbs definitely get enough light.