You can never run out of ways to use pallet wood to improve your garden or outdoor space ... about 14 inches with the ends cut at a 45-degree angle, creating elongated trapezoid shapes.

Making a wooden planter for veggies and herbs is one of the simplest pallet projects, requiring minimal carpentry skills and allowing you to create a stylish garden (in a rustic chic kind of way) ...

You'll need a jigsaw, a drill, and a untreated wooden shipping pallet. The larger pieces from the base of the pallet form the frame for the garden. The back panel and shelves are formed using the ...

Skip the farmer's market and spend your Sunday sleeping in, thanks to this charming and compact herb garden pallet ... Drill the wood planks to the sides of the pallet to create a durable frame.

Build a unique DIY garden hose holder and planter using pallet wood! The hose stores in the ... 5” thick. Cut a 45º angle at each end. Before assembly, stain all your components.

Here is a great DIY project that fits well into your balcony or, for that matter, even in a small garden. Wooden pallet garden is a labour of fun and joy. Here is how: Materials: Wooden pallet ...

The best pallets ... an angle with the recip saw, then use a pry bar and a hammer to pull the center piece apart. This method is more time consuming but it's less likely to damage the wood than ...

If you want low-maintenance gardening, wooden pallets are great for raised garden beds. Elevated garden beds are actually more beneficial than beds in the ground, as the soil will have better ...

Level a 4”² by 14”² space with a rake and shovel, and stand up two pallets (with the thicker stringer pieces parallel to the ground) to create a 90-degree, L-shaped angle. 2 ... straw, or wood chips, ...