Greig Morgan puts his green fingers to work constructing his own herb planter.
One of the many good things about herbs is that they can be grown in all sorts of places, as long as they get plenty of sun: in pots, between pavers or stepping stones, or on a windowsill that is handy to the kitchen. I decided to make a herb planter to sit nicely on our dining-room windowsill, and it's now a feature of the room. I made my planter with a couple of dividers and a tray for the planter to sit in.
Step 1
To make the tray, first measure the width of the windowsill on which you want it to sit, and the length you want it to be (the measurements given at right are for my windowsill). Using a square, scribe straight lines on the tray's end and side pieces, then cut along the waste side of each line.
Step 2