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The Taunton Press, Inc
“Love it. Could easily incorporate into a small space garden deign.”
“Shingled house , green trim, garden”
“plants in a container garden that adds color and structure to the deck and can be used to flank doorways and stairs. Extend the use of your deck throughout the year with a chiminea, freestanding fireplace, fire pit or outdoor heaters powered by electricity or gas. Outdoor heaters can range from small, inexpensive”
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Priscilla Torres
“Fill the container with well-amended potting soil and plant as described above.”
“MiamiGarden size: 6 feet by 14 feetGrowing up in New York City, Priscilla Torres was never able to find an apartment with the space for a garden of any type or size. "The first thing I did when I moved to Florida was start planning a balcony garden," she says. Although it's not spacious, she's been”
“Look for containers that are at least 20 gallons; a half barrel is a good choice. Cherry tomatoes can be grown in somewhat smaller containers, but choose as large a size as possible. Some people swear by upside-down containers; others find they aren’t as productive.Whatever you choose, make sure there is”
“Fill the container with well-amended potting soil and plant as described above.”
Exteriorscapes llc
“Bring red into mixed plantings. Containers pop with contrast in this Seattle garden. For maximum impact, pair red or burgundy coleus with golden sweet potato vine in tubs and mix in bright”
“Containers pop with contrast in this Seattle garden. For maximum impact, pair red or burgundy coleus with golden sweet potato vine in tubs and mix in bright pink annuals for added punch.”
“Planning a container garden for the back of the house, this is great. Prettily colored plants, time warn planters, make a look of eternal garden touched with modernistic freshness.”
“plantings. Containers pop with contrast in this Seattle garden. For maximum impact, pair red or burgundy coleus with golden sweet potato vine in tubs and mix in bright pink annuals for added punch.”
Samarotto Design Group
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Last comment "Though not planted with the same species, these containers have been thoughtfully planted with folia"
Last comment "Though not planted with the same species, these containers have been thoughtfully planted with folia"
“The grouping of containers creates a more integrated design than just dotting individual containers around the garden.”
“Like this simplicity of plants in these very structured containers.”
“grouping the three different containers with different plants”
“these containers have been thoughtfully planted with foliage in similar tones. The differing foliage shape and texture provide visual diversity.The grouping of containers creates a more integrated design than just dotting individual containers around the garden. Though single containers create great”
“great garden focal points, they can get lost in the greater scheme of a design. In smaller spaces, especially if containers are filled with similar plants, a grouping of containers can transform an area and create real drama.”
Christopher Kellie Design Inc.
“geraniums, for container gardens flanking the front door. Add some at a higher level as a bonus.”
“geraniums, for container gardens flanking the front door. Add some at a higher level as a bonus.”
“Nice garden look.”
Proven Winners
“Nice small flower to add to my container gardens”
“Alyssum is a mainstay of container gardening due to its small, clumping stature and its constant and fragrant blooms. It typically comes”
“to put in rear garden and start indoors”
“mainstay of container gardening due to its small, clumping stature and its constant and fragrant blooms. It typically comes in white or purple, with some mixture in between. While it can tolerate high summer temperatures, it prefers light afternoon shade and moist soils, so be sure to pair it with flowers”
“mainstay of container gardening due to its small, clumping stature and its constant and fragrant blooms. It typically comes in white or purple, with some mixture in between. While it can tolerate high summer temperatures, it prefers light afternoon shade and moist soils, so be sure to pair it with flowers”
Banyon Tree Design Studio
“large water troughs as raised beds- kids garden?”
“Veggie/ herb garden in galvanized tubs”
“Beautiful containers for the garden”
“Fast raised garden beds”
“Vegetable / herb garden ideas”
“Galvanized tank raised garden”
“Container garden...container gardening...Garden idea...Green garden...trash can gardens...cegetable garden...dible garden...edible garden”
Elizabeth Burns
“Some garden centers and specialty stores such as Porch here in Santa Barbara sell them as well. Hope that helps. They are fantastic!”
“roundness of container”
“idea for herb garden”
“Lettuce garden on the deck”
“Love this idea for gardening!!!!!!!”
“feed containers for pot planting”
“Garbage galvanized cans for garden”
“Nice garden planters”
“Interesting garden idea.”
“for container-rose and lavender”
“Rose & herb container”
“edible garden...Round containers...metal containers...Garden tubs...Herb garden...Garden pots...Gardening planters...Container garden?...Deck garden...Raised garden beds...Herb gardens”
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