Are you interested in doing something around your home to help celebrate Earth Day? Truth be told, every day is Earth Day, and there are a variety of ways that you can be environmentally friendly and be as productive as possible. There are many Earth Day projects you may want to do as a DIY project to enhance your home and garden.
Some of the Earth Day projects you can do involve using items like pine cones to making a DIY composter. Of course, you can even make whimsical items too to add some pizazz to your yard or garden. The idea with earth friendly projects is to find ways to create natural solutions, and even to upcycle trash discards into new and purposeful treasures.
Here, we have complied a list of some productive Earth Day projects you might want to make for your home and garden. Happy Earth Day, every day!
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Materials – pine cones and art supplies
Estimated Cost – cheap
Difficulty – easy
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Materials – wood boards, nails or screws, and potting soil or compost
Estimated Cost – cheap
Difficulty – easy
3. DIY Watering Can From a Plastic Milk Jug
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Materials – plastic milk jugs
Estimated Cost – very cheap
Difficulty – easy
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Materials – plastic jut or bottle
Estimated Cost – very cheap
Difficulty – easy
5. DIY Mini Milk Jug Greenhouses
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Materials – plastic milk jugs and potting soil or compost
Estimated Cost – very cheap
Difficulty – easy
6. A TOTE-ally easy way to help the Earth
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Materials – fabric pieces and a sewing machine or needle and thread
Estimated Cost – cheap
Difficulty – easy
7. Solar Thermal Water Heater For Less Than Five Dollars
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Materials – some lumber, a glass panel, nails or screws, and a used refrigerator
Estimated Cost – cheap to average
Difficulty – easy
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Materials – wooden bowl and a wood branch
Estimated Cost – very cheap
Difficulty – easy
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Materials – used egg shells and potting soil or compost
Estimated Cost – very cheap
Difficulty – easy
10. Double-Decker Drum Composter
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Materials – two 55-gallon food grade barrels, various lumber, and metal rods
Estimated Cost – cheap to average
Difficulty – moderate
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Materials – wooden barrel, scrap wood, and nails or screws
Estimated Cost – cheap
Difficulty – easy
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Materials – kitchen scraps
Estimated Cost – very cheap
Difficulty – easy
13. Toilet Paper Roll Bird Feeder
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Materials – cardboard toilet paper tube, peanut butter, and bird feed
Estimated Cost – very cheap
Difficulty – easy
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Materials – pine cones, peanut butter, and string
Estimated Cost – very cheap
Difficulty – easy
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Materials – 55-gallon food grade barrel and plumbing parts
Estimated Cost – cheap to average
Difficulty – easy
Do you have any Earth Day projects for the home and garden that are simply amazing. We would love to see any ideas you have.
