Step 1

Take a frozen, bottled water and carefully punch holes throughout the entire bottle. You can easily do this using a screwdriver and hammer, or an ice pick if you have one.

Step 2

Place a flat rock in the bottom of the strawberry jar and add some potting soil up to the lowest planting pocket.

Step 3

Carefully tuck the plants into the lower pockets. Place the bottled water firmly into the soil and begin adding soil until
reaching the next row of planting pockets, placing the plants into their designated pockets. Continue filling the strawberry jar
with soil, repeating the steps until all pockets are filled with plants. The top of the bottle should be peaking out through the
top of the strawberry jar. Place the remaining plants around the neck of the bottle.

Step 4

Once the water begins thawing out, it will slowly seep through the holes, keeping your plants moist and happy. Use the top opening of the bottle to replace water as needed.

Gardening with strawberry jars is easy and fun. They are well suited for any garden, especially small ones such as patios.  Strawberry planters can be used for growing various plants. Nothing adds unique beauty to the garden quite like the versatile strawberry pot.