Ready to turn those boring plastic pots into stylish cement planters? Watch as ordinary plastic pots are transformed into gorgeous cement flower pots that will add charm to any space. This simple yet ...

The invention of the plastic nursery pot revolutionized the ... use them to store everything from garden gloves to pruners.

Outside of these black flower pot liners and seedling plug trays, the actual plastic flower pots have ... independent garden center either. These stores can reuse or recycle them, depending ...

A person holds a stack of plastic nursery pots and examines them. - Maskot/Getty Images ...

Clarence shows how you can clean, disinfect and re-use plastic pots in the garden. As you add more plants to your garden, the number of black plastic pots in the shed tends to grow. Clarence ...

The same case applies with black plastic mulching. If you plan to stand flower pots in your backyard garden, you must make sure that the soil beneath the pot is plastic-free or else, it will ...

Traditional black plastic plant pots are being replaced with a new colour. The change will allow the pots to be put straight into household recycling for the first time. The switch is being driven ...

Think of all the little pots and trays in which ... When setting up a raised garden bed, rather than spreading the bottom with black plastic to smother weeds, use flattened cardboard or thick ...

Soon after journalist Zoë Schlanger wrote the piece “Throw Out Your Black Plastic Spatula ... you’re heating up your plastic, you don’t want to be. You’d rather be using something else like glass or ...

If you garden, chances are you’ve got a massive, growing clutter of plastic pots. It’s a waste to throw them out, but there are places you can have them recycled. If your town doesn’t accept ...

We’ve updated this piece to clarify and add context to a study finding flame-retardant chemicals in some black plastic ... makes reaching the corners of a pot all the easier.

And if your town doesn't pick up all the plastics, lots of garden centers, greenhouses and growers will happily take them. So now, there's really no need to toss a plastic plant pot in the trash ...