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DIY: Strawberry Garden Easter Basket

A strawberry patch Easter tub? It may not sound better than an Easter basket. But trust us, it is.

Shari's Berries

Mar 11, 2015

What you'll need

Worth the effort

Step 1

Since the theme is berry patch, we used a metal garden tub. But you can get creative and use any garden container you like. Try a wooden bucket, watering can, terracotta pot or a garden hod. After you've chosen your container, line the bottom with floral foam.

With love

Step 2

Cover the floral foam with a layer of green paper Easter grass.

Creative Project

Step 3

Add a live strawberry plant to your garden. If live plants aren't available, use a packet of strawberry seeds. Personalize the basket by adding a name on a mini chalkboard sign. You can also use this as a gift tag for the basket, or have fun with it and write "The Easter Bunny was here" or  "Hoppy Easter".

Who wouldnt love this?

Step 4

Insert flower lollipops down into the floral foam so they stay upright.

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Step 5

Add Shari's Berries brownie pops or another cute and fudgy treat.

Heart Felt

Step 6

Make plastic strawberries by drawing seeds on pink or red plastic Easter eggs with a permanent marker. Scallop the edges of a 1-inch circle of green paper and attach it to the plastic egg with twine. Fill the strawberries with jelly beans or other strawberry-flavored treats.

Creative Project

Step 7

Finish it off by adding some children's gardening tools to the bucket so they can tend their new strawberry garden.

Who wouldnt love this?

A hoppy ending?

Okay we promise, no more Easter puns (until next year). But seriously, let us know how your DIY turned out. Or better yet, show us. Post a pic to Facebook or Instagram and tag it @SharisBerries.