Raffia tied around this tin can adds instant character.
It’s going to be warm this weekend, and I am anxious to see how successful my green thumb will be this season. While it’s a little early to plant most items outside, you can jump-start your garden by planting seeds in containers this weekend. While we carry many planting containers and vases at Accents, you can also use an empty tin can to start your seeds.
How? Peel off the label and tie a simple ribbon around it. If you’re feeling more ambitious, you can paint your cans. When complete, line the bottom with a few stones for drainage and then add potting soil. Plant your seeds and place on a sunny sill.
Tin cans also are great later in the year for your fresh cut or dried flowers. Grouping tins of various sizes together makes a great and easy centerpiece for your table.
