Recycling- tealight tins

This weekend, I claimed my backyard. We moved out an old table and chairs from a yard sale ($10 for the set), added some solar lights, citronella candles and a few other goodies to claim this previously unused space for living. I had wired some old-fashioned green glass canning jars to my vegetable garden fence to use candles for extra outdoor lighting without electricity (plus they are beautiful and ambient when lit). I had been planting a lot of seeds lately and had been struggling to scrape up enough tiny "found" containers to replace all of the 1" clay flower pots I had been buying from the craft store to plant seeds. I was putting tealights in the green glass jars when it hit me. I can use the little left over tins from the tealights to plant seeds. We are living in domestic bliss in our found space at least until the Southern heat moves in. Roxie the psuedo sheepdog is loving the company in her usual solitary haunt and I now have another excuse to plant more seeds. Can it get any better?