Dollar Tree Flower Display
Turn inexpensive Dollar Tree supplies into a beautiful wall-mounted flower display! I made this Dollar Tree DIY flower rack using broom handles, over-the-door hooks and galvanized vases. Fill it with flowers, greenery or seasonal stems to create farmhouse-style wall décor for spring, summer or fall. Keep reading and watch the quick video to learn how to make your own Dollar Tree flower rack.
Originally published in April 2021; updated in August 2026 with new fall styling inspiration, helpful project details and a quick video tutorial.
Dollar Tree Flower Rack DIY at a Glance
- 🌸 Project: Wall-mounted flower and galvanized-vase display
- 🛒 Main supplies: Dollar Tree broom handles, over-the-door hooks and galvanized vases
- 💵 Original project cost: About $12 when first made
- ✨ Skill level: Beginner-friendly
- 🍂 Style it with: Faux flowers, greenery, herbs or seasonal fall stems
🌿 WATCH THIS FLOWER RACK DIY 🌿
Watch how I turned inexpensive Dollar Tree supplies into a farmhouse-style wall rack for displaying flowers, greenery and seasonal stems.
✨ Watch the quick video above, then follow the complete supply list and step-by-step instructions below.
I originally made this flower rack with about $12 in supplies. Dollar Tree inventory and prices have changed since then, but you can still use the same basic design with broom handles, over-the-door hooks and small galvanized vases or buckets.
Which size you make will depend on the look you are going for (if you like more space between your mugs to hang large items, etc). You will get more bang for your buck with the rack with 5 rows though (to fit 3 vases in each row).
My inspiration to make this Flower Rack came from a previous Dollar Tree DIY…this Mug Rackand I was inspired by a flower rack that I saw at Antique Farmhouse. I wanted a way to display pretty flowers and herbs on our back porch.
Let’s get started so you can see how easy and affordable it is to make these racks!
How To Make The Dollar Tree DIY Flower Rack:
Supplies:
- 2 Mop/Broom handles from Dollar Tree
- 4-5 Over-the-Door Hooks from Dollar Tree
- Black Zip Ties (use white if you are not painting your rack)
- E6000 Glue
- Pliers
- Hammer
- Carbon Mist Metallic Spray Paint (optional)
- 9 Galvanized Vases
Directions:
- Gather Supplies.
- Take apart the mop/broom so you only have the pole left. I chose a mop so I could use the sponge head for cleaning later.
- Use pliers to bend the BOTTOM hooks on the top row of hooks only.
You want the hooks that touch the left and right poles to be flat. Leave the other hooks on the first row alone. Use a hammer to flatten as best as possible.
- Start gluing and zip tieing one side of the rack first (don’t do both sides otherwise both poles will be rolling all over the place, lol). Glue the TOP ROW pieces that you bent flat to the Back Side of the poles.
- Glue the remaining rows to the front of the poles. Use 2 zip ties to hold in place.
- Repeat the above step until one side is complete, then complete the other side.
- Once the glue and zip ties are applied, you can spray paint (in my opinion it looks better black)! I used carbon mist metallic spray paint. If you decide to leave it white, then I suggest using white or clear zip ties.
- Let the paint dry.
- Add the Galvanized Vases by using zip ties through the twine wrapped around the top of the vase and attaching it to the hooks on the rack.
- Add florals and hang on the wall. I drilled screws into the wall and sat the top bar of the rack on those screws to hang it outside. Also, keep in mind that these vases get heavy if you use real plants/flowers with soil. If the rack is exposed to outdoor elements, it may not last as long as it would if you keep it indoors. Heavy rain can weigh down the vases causing weight issues on the rack. Just something to keep in mind if you intend to use it outside!
Print the Instructions and Watch the video to make the Dollar Tree DIY Flower Rack

Dollar Tree DIY Flower Rack
Supplies
- 2 Mop/Broom handles from Dollar Tree
- 4-5 Over-the-Door Hooks from Dollar Tree
- Black Zip Ties (use white if you are not painting your rack)
- E6000 Glue
- Pliers
- Hammer
- Carbon Mist Metallic Spray Paint (optional)
- 9 Galvanized Vases
Instructions
- Gather Supplies.
- Take apart the mop/broom so you only have the pole left. I chose a mop so I could use the sponge head for cleaning later.
- Use pliers to bend the BOTTOM hooks on the top row of hooks only. You want the hooks that touch the left and right poles to be flat.
- Leave the other hooks on the first row alone.
- Use a hammer to flatten as best as possible.
- Start gluing and zip tieing one side of the rack first (don't do both sides otherwise both poles will be rolling all over the place, lol).
- Glue the TOP ROW pieces that you bent flat to the Back Side of the poles.
- Glue the remaining rows to the front of the poles.
- Use 2 zip ties to hold in place.
- Repeat the above step until one side is complete, then complete the other side.
- Once the glue and zip ties are applied, you can spray paint (in my opinion it looks better black)! I used carbon mist metallic spray paint. If you decide to leave it white, then I suggest using white or clear zip ties.
- Let the paint dry.
- Add the Galvanized Vases by using zip ties through the twine wrapped around the top of the vase and attaching it to the hooks on the rack.
- Add florals and hang on the wall. I drilled screws into the wall and sat the top bar of the rack on those screws to hang it outside. Also, keep in mind that these vases get heavy if you use real plants/flowers with soil. If the rack is exposed to outdoor elements, it may not last as long as it would if you keep it indoors. Heavy rain can weigh down the vases causing weight issues on the rack. Just something to keep in mind if you intend to use it outside!
Video
I hope you enjoy making this Flower Rack using Dollar Tree supplies! Be sure to check out my MUG RACK DIY that uses a similar design!
I also created an Over-the-Door Rack using the same design and you can find the tutorial for the Dollar Tree over-the-door organizer here.

Did you make this over the door storage rack or a similar one? I would love to see it! Send me a picture on Facebook, Instagram, or email and I’ll share with my followers 🙂
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You want the hooks that touch the left and right poles to be flat. Leave the other hooks on the first row alone. Use a hammer to flatten as best as possible. 






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