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There's nothing quite like putting down roots and tending a garden. But what happens if you don't have a backyard? Or you're suddenly uprooted? Or you decide to go on a road trip and can't get anyone to watch your plants?
Just whip up a portable container garden. Sure, it's not the same thing as a plot of land, but it's easy to build and you can move it on demand. In this design, created by researchers at the University of Maryland Extension, a water reservoir helps keep the plants healthy and hydrated—even if you forget to water them while you're traveling.
Stats
Time: 2 hours
Cost: $50
Difficulty: Easy
Tools & Materials
Two five-gallon food-grade buckets (A)
Drill with ½-inch hole saw and 1/16-inch bit
Sandpaper
Cloth or nylon strips (B)
PVC pipe, ¾-to 1-inch wide, 18 inches long (C)
Saw
16 quarts of soil (D)
Seedlings or plants (E)