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The 15 Most Creative Ways to Display Succulents In Your Home

Think beyond the planter.

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There's a reason these plants are the most popular garden trend of the year: They're cute-as-can-be and low-maintenance, so you can plant them in just about anything and they'll still thrive (yes, even a toy dinosaur).

To view all of our stories on succulents—including the best ways to care for and creatively display them—go here.

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Berry Baskets

Don't throw out those berry baskets! Cluster different plants together to make a simple yet refreshingly cheerful arrangement.

Get the tutorial at Simple As That.

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Bird Cages

Hang miniature bird cages to create a rustic planter with farmhouse style.

Get the tutorial at Succulents & Sunshine.

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Teacups

Give new life to mismatched, antique dinnerware. It's easy to arrange a chic display with these elegant containers.

Get the tutorial at Tattooed Martha.

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Dinosaur Toys

Your kids' prehistoric plastic toys and a little spray paint can go a long way. Use different dinosaurs to create a set of planters the whole family will love.

Get the tutorial at Maggie Overby Studios.

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Egg Shells

Delicate egg shell containers make a gorgeous (and inexpensive!) spring centerpiece. Mix and match with brown speckled eggs for a more country feel.

Get the tutorial at Little Inspiration.

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Tea Tins

After you brew your last bag of Earl Grey, hold onto that canister. Go through a variety of tea flavors to create a matching set of vintage-inspired planters.

Get the tutorial at Sisoo.

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Colanders

Put your old kitchen tools to good use with this clever container.

Get the tutorial at House By Hoff.

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Open Books

This unique idea is perfect for bibliophiles. After you've read your favorite book enough times, repurpose its worn pages to hold your favorite plant.

Get the tutorial at Apartment Therapy.

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Sea Shells

These coastal containers are so easy to make, and will give your space an instant beach house feel.

Get the tutorial at Billabong.

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LEGO Bricks

You'll never step on one of these pesky toys again if they're holding adorable mini plants!

Get the tutorial at Journey Into Creativity.

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Gum Ball Machine

Give an old-school candy dispenser a creative refresh. A tiny succulent looks even cuter inside this retro piece than gum balls do.

Get the tutorial at The Crafted Sparrow.

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Mason Jars

There's pretty much nothing you can't do with Mason jars—and creating a cute succulent planter is certainly no exception.

Get the tutorial at The 36th Avenue.

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Retro Phone

Thrift shop finds and neon spray paint are all you need for this '60s-inspired display.

Get the tutorial at I Spy DIY.

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Wine Corks

Finally, the perfect excuse to drink more wine! Hold onto those corks—these mini, magnetic planters are almost too easy to make.

Get the tutorial at Upcycle That.

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Soup Cans

Here's a new way to recycle: Your favorite soup can makes the perfect cold-weather succulent display.

Get the tutorial at Like a Saturday.

Kelly O'Sullivan Senior Editor Kelly O'Sullivan is the senior editor for The Pioneer Woman and manages the website's social channels, in addition to overseeing content strategy and news.

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