Cupid’s Garden: DIY Valentine’s Plant Decor Idea
Add a touch of whimsy to your home in minutes with this DIY Valentine’s plant decor (pick)! These adorable DIY plant picks, featuring pearl hearts, sweet pink roses, and ribbons, are the perfect way to create a “Cupid’s Garden.” Whether you’re hosting a Galentine’s gathering or just want to spread the love, this easy project is a sweet and simple way to decorate your plants by adding a special touch for loved ones.
I love adding little touches of holiday cheer to my plants, and these Valentine’s Day plant picks are my latest obsession! These pearl hearts were found at Michael’s for $1.99. In just minutes, you can create charming decorations to add a touch of romance to your plants and brighten up your home for the holiday.

This is an easy and fun project that only takes a few minutes to make. It is also inexpensive to make with a few items.
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DIY Valentine’s Plant Decor (Plant Picks) Step-By-Step Guide



- The trio of hearts stems were too long. Therefore, I trimmed them down.
- Next, I arranged the hearts with one on each side. The stems are wired and easy to pose.
- You will need one rose for each heart. My flower bundle had two sizes. I used the one large rose and two smaller roses. Snip them off the bundle.



- If your roses come apart use hot glue to glue them back together.
- Add a dap of hot glue to the bottom of the heart and add the large rose on the top heart.
- Repeat step 2 using a smaller rose blossom.



- Cut your ribbon long enough for bows with streamers.



- You can use all of the same ribbon or choose to use two different prints.
- For the first plant pick, I decided to make streamers.
- Cut your ribbon long enough for the desired length for the streamers.
- Fold in half, add a dap of hot glue, and adhere to the ribbon streamer.
- Repeat step 4. for the other two hearts.
- Trim the ribbon at an angle or leave it as is.
- For the second DIY Valentine’s plant decor (plant pick), pink and white gingham ribbon bows were tied below each of the three hearts.
Cupid’s Garden: DIY Valentine’s Plant Decor (Plant Picks)

I had so much fun creating these Valentine’s plant picks, and I hope you do too! They’re such a sweet and simple way to brighten up your home for the holiday. Wishing you a Valentine’s Day filled with love and creativity!


With just a few simple supplies, you can transform ordinary plants into charming Valentine’s Day decorations. These DIY plant picks are a quick, easy, and budget-friendly way to spread the love. Whether you’re celebrating Galentine’s or simply want to add a touch of romance to your home, this project is perfect.
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And there you have it! A quick, easy, and adorable way to add a touch of Valentine’s Day charm to your plants. I hope you enjoyed this simple DIY project.
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XOXO,





