So, I did, and I don't think it turned out too badly.
The plastic is all re-purposed and the only other materials I needed were some small screws, caulk (both of which I had on hand) and paint (which was on sale).
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Large plastic jug
Plastic bottles or cups if that's what you have available
1/2" screws
Paintable caulk
Paint for plastic
Tools
Tape measure
SoniCrafter
Heat gun or hair dryer
Kitchen shears
File/Rasp combination
Drill and 1/2" drill bit
Caulking gun
Clamps Blocks of wood
Scraps of wood for wedges
Miter saw
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If you want to see a pic of it a little later, you can check it out here:
http://tru-featsandaccomplishments.blogspot.com/2010/07/plantable-plant-stand.html.
The strawberry jar did require A LOT of watering, which was accomplished mostly by the rain we got this summer. Unfortunately; I got out of the habit of watering everyday because of all the rain, that when it stopped, my plants began to wither. I did use water crystals in the pot to help, but I think some type of regular irrigation setup would work better.