DIY

Chair Planter

Last Christmas, my brother and sister-in-law made each of the siblings a Planter Chair!  Such a great idea and wonderful gift!

From the looks of it, all you have to do is take an old chair, cut a hole in the seat of it and attach a hanging basket to the underside (they used nails and then bent them to secure the basket to the underside of the chair).  Super simple, amazingly cute, perfectly functional!

So, last weekend I decided it was time to up-pot one of my Roma Tomatoes.  It was the first tomato I started this year under the grow lights (January 21st, I know, super early) and it’s already starting to flower out!  So, with the weather being so tempting, I plopped it into my Planter Chair!

When the weather is nice, I’ll keep the chair outside on the patio.  When the weather gets a bit chilly/snowy/super windy, I’ll simply bring it inside and place it near the grow light stand.  It won’t get the same benefit of having the lights directly overhead, but I think it will be OK 🙂

I can’t wait to see how this beauty will look when it’s heavy with its beautiful red fruit!

Thank you, Kevin and Brenda!!!

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5 Comments on “Chair Planter

  1. I love this! We have a chair just like this…but it’s used more for a camping-bathroom. 🙂

  2. I did the same thing with a chair I pulled out of the trash! I posted it a while back, come check it out!

    1. You’re welcome! It made for a great gift 🙂 I’m excited to see how big my tomato will get in there!

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