Don't Throw Away Old Tools - Upcycled Like This, They Look Even Better Than a 100-yuan Flower Pot

When your old toys, watering cans, and tote bags at home get worn out, do you think about throwing them away? Don't! For friends who love growing flowers, these make great "flower pots" - full of creativity and truly one of a kind.

Burlap sack and iron frame combo: fill the burlap sack with soil, plant petunias and begonias, and let the iron frame support the sack - your container garden is ready!

Rusty little shopping cart: if your little grocery cart at home has rusted, drill a few holes in the bottom to prevent water from pooling, then fill it with well-draining soil and plant succulents such as Firestorm, blue chalk sticks, and Star Prince - your succulent arrangement is ready!

Rectangular wooden crate: turn it around and it becomes a unique planter box for the windowsill, planted with shade-tolerant foliage plants: Boston fern, golden creeping Jenny, coleus, and more.

Toy boat: turn it into a flower pot. Plant ornamental sweet potato and dichondra along the rim of the boat, choose petunias, begonias, and others for the flowers, and pair them with some ornamental grasses for a very natural look.

Rain boots: repaint them in bright colors, draw all kinds of fun doodles on them, and pair them with green plants and fresh flowers. Placed in a corner, they become a special little scenery of their own.

Handbag: choose to plant coleus with gorgeous leaf colors, or pair it with golden pothos and purple heart - it looks like a seamless whole.

Watering can: you can tilt the watering can so the spout points downward, and plant some trailing succulents below it, such as string of pearls - the effect will be unexpectedly wonderful!

DIY flower pots - which one do you like better?