Darth Planter with Star Wars Vader Theme Pot for Small Plant Made in USA

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These cute Star Wars garden pots are super easy to make – you just have to have a confident hand and about half an hour to spare. They would make the perfect homemade gift for a Star Wars fan, and you could even combine it with a small trowel, soil, and seeds or starter plants for a Star Wars garden kit! Eucomis is also known as the pineapple lily for its growth habit. This particular Eucomis is one of the Aloha series so may be named for the Hawaiian word, Leia, which means flower of heaven. But then, its possible that the Star Wars character was called after the Hawaiian word… Step 3: Draw a rectangle shape with rounded corners on the painter’s tape, and carefully cut it out. This will be your template for the stripes on Han’s pants. Convert your Star Wars souvenirs to creative plant pots. Aside from succulents, you can also grow flowers like the dwarf dahlia‘Star Wars' variety. 11. Galaxy-themed Star Wars Pot

If you want something you can display indoor, this small terrarium is a perfect start. As the Master once said, “Size matters not.” 2. Death Star DIY Garden Pots These cute succulent planters are ideal Star Wars DIY gifts for your friends on May 4. With enough Storm Troopers, you can march to the garden capital! 4. Wooden Star Wars PlanterStep 1: Begin by using the painter’s tape to mark the triangle and thin rectangle shapes on Poe’s X-wing helmet. Paint the shapes red, and let dry.

Step 4: Trace five more rounded rectangle shapes for a total of six, and cut them out of the tape. Place the stripes evenly down either side of the pot.On the other hand, Bib Fortuna can carry only 2.5 ounces, which is a great option for an air plant. [ 1 ] View Product 12. Geeki Tikis Star Wars BB-8 Mug Step 2: Use the painter’s tape to create the rounded rectangle to right of the red shapes, and paint it silver. Let dry. By then, I was worked up for R2D2 – he is definitely best saved for last once you’ve built up your confidence a bit! However, there is more to a garden than flowers and shrubs. If you would like a Star Wars themed garden, there are other quirky elements we could add in. For example, you could have a fire pit shaped like the Death Star or Tie fighter instead of a BBQ. And there is more to garden design than throwing in some quirky elements and hoping for the best. So if you do fancy a themed garden design, or just your average ornamental kitchen garden, do get in touch. And May the Force be with You – on May 4th and every day that you enjoy your garden! Well, strictly speaking, these are plants and flowers named after the series of Star Wars films and characters from the films. There are plants which look similar to those seen in the film, but that’s for another blog.

Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. The point isn’t perfection – and getting caught up in perfection can actually make for sloppier work. Just use the most prominent lines and features to imply the characters’ features. Now that you've turned your garden into a Star Wars haven, you should take a seat and rest in this cool droid-inspired pallet chair. And there you go — 15 of the best Star Wars planters that’ll add a touch of galactic charm to your garden. Buy any of these unique ideas on Star Wars pots to help with your gardening and show your love for the franchise at the same time. This auricula has deep purple double flowers and is a recent (2017) introduction by Barnhaven Primroses. Named after the wonderful baddy, Senator, later Emperor, Palpatine.

May the Force be with your garden! If you’re looking for creative gardening additions to spruce up your home, we got you — here are 15 Star Wars planters Jedi-approved for the Star Wars fan. Top 15 Star Wars Planters 1. Star Wars: The Mandalorian The Child Baby Yoda Chia Pet Decorative Planter That’s it (at least until the sequel). There aren’t as many Star Wars flowers as you might expect given the popularity of the films. Although there are 17 + animal species named for the films and characters. I particularly like the thought of a Jedi Ant… As Melinda Wolf helpfully notes in the comments below, use clear acrylic sealant on the inside and outside of each pot after the acrylic paint has completely dried. Let the sealant dry for a few days before adding soil and a plant. Yes, you can plant directly in ceramic planters, provided that you choose tropical plants. Tropical plants typically prefer their soil to stay moist, which is perfect for ceramic pots as this material tends to hold onto moisture much longer. What can I plant in a long Star Wars planter? Make this easy Star Wars painting of the ever-loyal droid your next project. You can also paint C3-PO on your flower pots. The pair would make a perfect Star Wars companion to your plant. 10. BB-8 Cup Planter