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Save money on gardening with 6 budget tips: set a budget, plan ahead, grow from seed, trade cuttings, shop cheap, and reuse planters. Start saving today.
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Spring tempts gardeners to blow the budget on plants, pots, and potting soil.
If you have an affinity for gardening, this is your time of year.
Because Billshark is always on the lookout for ways to help you save your hard-earned money, we’d like to offer six ways you can have a lush garden for less cash.
If you don’t want to break the budget, first you have to have one.
Whether you have a five-acre spread or a five-foot patio, it’s easy to over-estimate both the space you have available and the time you’ll have to devote to your passion.
While it’s nice to pick up work-free, ready-to-plant market packs, you can save a bundle if you start plants from seed.
Tip: Planting from seed is best for annuals, as perennials often don’t flower until the second year.
If you have friends or neighbors who are into gardening, they may have extra plants they’d like to share with you, and vice versa.
Garden centers have beautiful but pricey plants.
For pots and gardening utensils, look to the dollar stores, where you can pick up gloves, spades, pruners, and other gardening supplies for much less than you’d spend anywhere else.
Plastic pots and planters are relatively inexpensive, but if you have a lot of container plants, they can add up.
Old coffee pots, teacups, plastic-lined baskets, fish bowls, even an old toolbox or wheelbarrow, can serve as charming, unique planters.
The key to gardening on a budget is to restrain your impulse to have an instant garden.
Remember, our modest fee of 40 percent is charged only when we Billshark save you money on your bills.
Set a gardening budget that factors in fertilizers and pest control as well as plants and shrubs.
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Garden centers have beautiful but pricey plants, so you'll do better at Wal-Mart, Lowe's, and Home Depot.
Look around your home or to yard sales or Goodwill for anything that can hold water.
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1 Set a Gardening Budget.
2 Plan Before You Buy.
3 Start Plants From Seed.
4 Trade Plants and Cuttings.
5 Shop Cheap for Plants and Tools.
6 Get Creative With Planters.
Frequently Asked Questions.
How can I save money on gardening?.
Is it cheaper to grow plants from seed?.
Where can I buy cheap plants and gardening tools?.
Can I get free plants for my garden?.
What can I use instead of buying planters?.
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