1. Giant Clay Flower Pot

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If you want to get away from the ordinary, you can switch from using ceramic pots to clay pots. Choosing big pot will be a good detail for your porch, but being grey and dull won’t make a good difference, unless you pick the right flowers. For this, you can go for pretty pink or any other vibrant colored – flowers, such as azaleas, roses or carnations.

2. Succulent Planters

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Many people choose flowers when it comes to decorating their gardens – roses, peonies, daffodils, you name it. However, having succulents in front of your home can be a nice thing as well. They aren’t pink, blue or purple, like many of flowers, but they have a very unique look that will certainly upgrade your front door area. You can plant smaller and bigger succulents and even plant them in more pots.

3. Wicker Baskets

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Wicker baskets can bring those countryside vibes and contribute to making your front door area appear more rustic – if that is your wish. These baskets together with the flowers remind us of the French region known as Provence, which is famous for its lavender fields. So, if you want to bring some French style, get some wicker baskets and fill them with pretty flowers. Choosing lavender will also fill your garden with an amazing scent.

4. Vintage Decor

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If you’re a vintage lover, there are plenty of ways that you can decorate your porch – from DIY projects to store-bought items. We like to show you something else and that’s how to reuse and old object, in this case a chair. The more older with fading color, the better it will look. Put a flower pot in it, arrange few smaller pots around it. Pick any flower you like!

5. Front Porch Mini Pots

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Instead of going for one or two big pots, you can get more small pots and in each of them plant different flower. You can synchronize the colors or you can plant different flowers, but in the same color. This leaves you with lots of choices! When you finish planting, arrange the pots in front of the doors or on the steps, if you have any.

6. Stacked Pots and Polka Dots

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Stacked pots are popular gardening thing, but if you feel like stacked pots isn’t enough to make a difference in your garden, try decorating the pots yourself. Get some craft paint and brushes and let your imagination out! We totally understand if you feel you’re lacking artistic skills, so we are showing you this idea – it includes polka dots. They are so easy to paint and they look very adorable.

7. Rustic Front

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There’s something about the rustic style that makes us falling for it every time we see something decorated in this style. It gives away some warm, home-sweet-home vibes that we cannot resist! If you want to make your porch feel that way, just choose old, used pots or paint them in a way they will look kind of old. Plant your favorite flower and your porch will be your favorite place.

8. Multiple Flower Pots

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This is the perfect idea for those of you feel like you can’t have enough flowers in your life! The solution is simple – plant as many as you can and they will serve you as a great front door decor. With so many beautiful flowers around your porch, we’re sure that everyone passing your home will turn heads!

9. Antique Milk Can Planter

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What used to be a milk can many years ago, today it can be transformed into a unique flower pot. Big, old and rusty, these milk cans can be the perfect countryside inspired pots! With the help of flowers and a ribbon around the top of the can, you can get yourself a nice flower pot. But, if there’s rust on it you should be very careful to not cut yourself!

10. Fruit Basket Planter

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Instead of throwing away those fruit baskets your grandmother has given you, reuse them to serve you as pots! They have a certain charm enough to make your porch look amazing. Being wooden, if you add orange colored flowers, you can create the perfect autumn scene! Of course, any flower would look nice, so it’s up to your preferences.

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You will most probably find some jars at home, such as those from bottled fruit or jams, so you can even recycle these.

To decorate the jars can use ropes or you can paint them using spray paint or glue natural stones and shells on the side of the jar.

Just take a look at all of the beautiful jar pots from the link below and choose your favorite ones!

Rope-Wrapped Mason Jar

DIY Painted Mason Jars – Silver spray paint in metallic

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Mason Jar Succulent Planter

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How To Paint and Distress Mason Jars

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Get Your Glitter On Mason Jars for Weddings

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White Painted & Distressed Mason Jars

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I’m a Yarner DIY succulent mason jar garden

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How To Paint and Distress Mason Jars

DIY mason jar succulent pots

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Mason Jar Succulents Planters ~ Indoor Gardening Idea

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DIY Mason Jar Planter Ideas

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DIY Painted Mason Jars

Mercury Glass Mason Jars

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Flower Pot Craft’s

Flower Pot Craft’s

Gold Glitter Diy

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Mason Jar Succulent

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DIY Seashell Planter

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Herringbone Vase And Planter: DIY herringbone vase and planter (via Sparkle Living)

2 Pretty Fabric Terracotta Pots

Pretty Fabric Terracotta Pots: This might be my favorite craft so far, and I got the idea after seeing one too many beautifully patterned pots that were just out of my price range! Nothing a little Mod Podge and pretty fabric can’t fix! The total cost of this project was about $3 a pot. Materials:Terracotta pots Mod Podge Brush Fabric This works (via Christine Chitnis)

3 Textured Planters

Textured Planters: Your home for all things Design. Home Tours, DIY Project, City Guides, Shopping Guides, Before & Afters and much more (via Design Sponge)

4 Floral Fabric Pots

Floral Fabric Pots: Give plain terracotta pots a spin with this easy DIY project you can finish up this weekend. Just about anyone can do this project, even those that aren’t so craft savvy. A little glue and fabric can really go a Better Decorating Bible)

5 Succulent Pots Boom

Succulent Pots Boom (via Miss Renaissance)

6 Easy Painted Pots

Easy Painted Pots: I love this DIY project today because it’s easy and it’s budget-friendly. You can also customize it to match your style and taste, in addition to the colors of your wedding. And best of all, the finished product can be a centerpiece, decorate your venue or be a gift to your friends and family who (via Marry This!)

7 Chevron Painted Pot

Chevron Painted Pot (via Gibb Gabb)

8 Polka Dot Tiered Planter

Polka Dot Tiered Planter: If you’ve been around since the very beginning here at PS, you probably remember when I originally posted about my Tiered Terracotta Planter, a project that was a take on an idea that originally graced the cover of Southern Living probably close to ten years ago. Of all of the projects I’ve ever completed, (via Positively Splendid)

9 Chalkboard Label Flower Pots

Chalkboard Label Flower Pots: It’s almost time to transplant my seedlings, and what better container than a few painted flower pots. (via Practically Functional)

10 Lace Pots

Lace Pots (via Shrimp Salad Circus)

11 Paint Dipped Ceramic Pots

Paint Dipped Ceramic Pots: Get a fun look for any ceramic planters by making paint dipped pots. (via Decor Fix)

12 Striped Pot

Striped Pot (via Hi Sugarplum)

13 Painted Planter

Painted Planter: Time: 1 hour Materials: planter, acrylic paint, brush, eraser (stamp), sealer (optional) Apply paint to the base of your planter. You may have to wait for it to dry before making touch ups. When you paint the lip of your planter, be sure to paint the inside as well since it will be visible after (via The Crafted Life)

14 Gold Foil Lettering Flower Pots

Gold Foil Lettering Flower Pots: An easy way to add DIY Gold Lettering on Flower Pots. The printable gold foil paper allows you to create anything custom. The gold lettering is beautiful. (via Nest of Posies)

15 Dipped Neon Pots

Dipped Neon Pots: You guys, Ive never been a huge fan of pink. But HOT PINK? I can get on board with that. These pots were so fun and ridiculously easy to make. Read on to learn how to make your own. You’ll need: brown pot (mine are from IKEA and cost $1.99) painters tape Neon Pink fluorescent (via The Proper Pinwheel)

16 Chalkboard Clay Pot

Chalkboard Clay Pot (via The Robin’s Nest)

17 Gold-Dipped Plant Pots

Gold-Dipped Plant Pots: DIY Gold-Dipped Plant Pots from DIY whiz Amy of Homey Oh My! See how to make cheery little plant pots that will brighten up your space. (via Style House)

18 Painted Ikat Pots

Painted Ikat Pots (via Kate Bello)

19 Painted Succulent Pot

Painted Succulent Pot (via I SPY DIY)

20 Easy DIY Projects Painted Pots

Easy DIY Projects Painted Pots: Easy DIY Projects Painted Pots Pick up some terracotta plant pots. Pick your color to coordinate with your color palette, paint and let dry. (via Bright Bold & Beautiful)

21 Hot Pink Clay Pot Makeover

Hot Pink Clay Pot Makeover: We are thrilled to add this simple, pretty DIY project to our #12monthsofmartha collaboration with Martha Stewart. It’s been a fun year so far filled with bunting banners, glitter magnets, Mother’s Day Brunch tables, and picnic dates (coming next week)– and now it’s time to introduce our pinkest project yet: this Easy DIY Hot Pink Clay Pot Makeover! There’s nothing like a makeover to turn something ordinary into something extraordinary, and after all, isn’t everything better in pink?Here’s what Melissa has to say about the project: “When I was a little girl, I was obsessed with succulents and cacti. Years later, the trend returned (unless you live in Arizona) and I could not be more excited to see it make a comeback! Andy made me this succulent arrangement for my birthday in January and it’s still going strong. The pot was originally spray painted white, but I was ready to give it a pretty-in-pink revamp so it could match the aesthetic of my new office […] (via Best Friends for Frosting)

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