Concrete planters are a great addition to any home. Concrete is just as useful and versatile today as it was when the Romans discovered how to make it 2,000 years ago.

Concrete planters can provide an industrial or rustic home for succulents and other small plants, and they’re inexpensive and fairly easy to make. Spherical planters can be fashioned by applying ...

The recommended concrete, Quikrete Crack Resistant Pro Finish Concrete Mix, cost about $6 for 80 pounds, making this the most affordable technique.

This inexpensive do-it-yourself project starts with packaged concrete like QUIKRETE that only requires the addition of water.

To make this planter you'll need plastic clamshell packaging from a stormtrooper mask, a bag of Quikrete cement, and a plastic cup to create the space for a succulent or plant.

Are you looking for ways to add a coastal vibe to your outdoor space? Try this easy DIY to fashion a coastal-themed concrete planter for your yard or balcony.