I like the idea of using the hardware cloth as a support, and the weed barrier as a lining! Very nice! And you COULD do like Clint did and use a piece of wood to make the bottom a bit stouter, maybe using wire staples to attach the wire to the wood? Might be able to make something a bit larger doing that. Hmmmmm..... now what kind of adhesive did you use?

Love that container Chris, and I remember seeing Clint's last year. Both are beautiful.

I too would like to know what kind of glue you used.

You're right Woofie, there are all sorts of ways you could make them. A bigger one would be cool. And heavy! I was surprised at the weight of these little ones.

Thanks Lynn. The glue I used is shown in the first picture. It's from Ace Hardware and is called All Purpose Adhesive. I got mine locally, but here it is on line: http://www.hardwaretogo.com/pr... Note that this price is for 6 tubes.

I did leave mine outside this winter so will be anxious to see how they held up during the freeze/thaw cycles.

Chris, I did think that your planter was really inspirational, but I was most impressed with the amount of info, photos, step by step instruction, tips, did I mention photos, and thoroughness of your tutorial. Great job!

Thank you Bev! You're really creative - I bet you could come up with some great ideas too.

Hey Finch - please let us know how that adhesive performed through the winter.

I really like that pot - will probably make one or a dozen!

I will do that. Thanks! Like I said, it's a good thing to do this time of year when we can't go out and play in the dirt.

LOVE your planter Chris

Thank you so much for showing us how to do it!

Hi Vic - thank you!

When I saw that picture. I just knew it had to be one of your creations, Chris. Beautiful directions too.
Thanks for great instructions...
Hugs and mule nuzzles....

Thanks Charlene. Give Charlie a big hug for me too!

What a fun project!

Joanna, what is dat kitty doin?

He thinks that the seed starting is a team project for me & him. We water, and check everything daily. He likes to smell each tray and gets in trouble if takes a nibble. He likes the lights on cold gloomy days.

Awww cute....maybe he can help you make a pebble pot too! I'm sure he'd love playing with the stones.

I'm sure he would

Hee hee, I just had a thought: Wouldn't it be fun to put a few of these stones into one of those pebble planters? Maybe around the top edge?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0018S2NE4/

That sure would be cute!