This starter herb kit contains 4 different herbs: Basil, Cilantro, Parsley, and Chives.I found two great options for online purchase: You can get them at your local nursery store or order them online. DIY herb garden kitįirst, and whatever the planter you choose for your herb garden, you will need seeds and soil. It’s simple, the plants grow fast enough and you will always have them on hand to season your dishes. The easiest way to start is growing an herb garden. In fact, you can create a green nook even if you live in a small apartment. And, once the herb outgrows its home, think about splitting the plant and repotting the sections into more of your upcycled aluminum cans.You don’t need a huge backyard to enjoy gardening. When creating a herb garden, remember not to pack the soil too tightly and to give them lots of space. To finish off, you can also tie handwritten labels with twine to help you identify the herb.To make sure your upcycled planter drains properly, carefully make a few holes into the bottom and add a layer of pebbles at the base.Paul also recommends coating the can in primer before painting.Start by sanding the can down to roughen the surface.If you choose to paint them, there's a bit of preparation you can do to ensure their longevity: Paul McFadyen, metals specialist and Chief Executive at metals4U, explains that tin is a practical material to use for housing herbs, as it doesn’t rust easily. 'They have a very rustic appearance if left as they are, or they can be painted for a more put-together look which fits the color scheme of your kitchen,' Paul says. Upcycling old ceramics, cans and tins is a fantastic alternative to pots and planters if you’re creating an indoor herb garden. (Image credit: David Giles Photography / Future)
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