However carefully I handle pots and crockery indoors and outside, I’m always left with a few breakages here and there. Whether it’s broken terracotta pots that I’ve accidentally dropped or chipped and cracked mugs, plates and pots that have come a cropper in the washing-up.
But never one to throw things away if I think I can make use of them somewhere, I’ve come up with plenty of easy ways I can recycle broken crockery and pots in my garden. While there are plenty of purely practical free garden ideas that broken crocks are useful for, there are lots of decorative ways you can recycle crockery and pots in the garden too that look super-pretty.
