Tiered planters are an ingenious way to maximize vertical space in your garden while adding a unique aesthetic touch. By using old metal colanders, you not only recycle unused kitchen items but also create a functional planter with excellent drainage — perfect for herbs, flowers, or small vegetables. This project is ideal for seasonal gardening, allowing you to swap out plants as the weather changes, and it’s a wonderful conversation starter when neighbors see your creative use of materials.
This DIY project fits seamlessly into a rustic or cottage-style garden with its repurposed metal aesthetic. It works well in a variety of settings, such as a patio, balcony, or even as a centerpiece in a larger garden. Consider planting herbs like basil, thyme, and parsley for a kitchen garden theme, or opt for colorful flowers like petunias and marigolds for a vibrant display. The tiered planter can also be a functional addition to raised beds or as an accent in container gardens.
Tiered Metal Colander Planter
Materials
3 old metal colanders
Electric drill with a metal drill bit
2 wooden dowels or metal rods, each 24 inches long
Potting soil
Selection of herbs or small flowering plants
Blue tarp for workspace protection
Directions
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