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Urban Nature / Troy Silva Design Group
“Love the planters with whitewashed branches....also love the floor!”
“clever branch trellis for climbing pot plants”
“Driftwood in planter”
“driftwood potted planters”
“love the pavers and pebbles”
“climbers for pots. Genius!”
“planters with driftwood”
“Driftwood in planters”
“Idée pots decoratifs”
“flower pots and planters”
“trees in pots...wood and plants...driftwood planters...Planters are unique...trellis for pots”
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Glenna Partridge Garden Design
“beautiful idea and I'd love to give it t a try!”
“These are Tulips. They are bulbs that are planted in the fall and bloom in the spring. The pink ones are Tulip 'Angelique' and the white ones are Tulip 'Tacoma'. I hope this helps.”
“Take pot in and store in cool garage over winter and reuse”
“bulbs in pots. nice splash of color”
“Pots of bulbs can be moved around for color.”
“Planting bulbs in pots! WOW Already for spring”
“Spring planters; why didn't I think of that”
“Never thought about putting bulbs in a planter.”
“gr8 idea 4 all my planters”
“depth in a pot. Here are a few tips for planting the most popular bulbs — tulips and daffodils — in containers.• Choose terra-cotta or plastic pots that are at least 8 inches in diameter — as large as 14 inches for larger daffodils.• For an 8-inch pot, use five or six bulbs. For a 14-inch pot, use as many”
Glenna Partridge Garden Design
“pots and planters”
“pink flowers...white flowers...yellow flowers...spring flowers...Flower planters”
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Glenna Partridge Garden Design
“pots and planters”
“orange flowers...planter for table”
Historical Concepts
“is the flower pot from? I love them- thanks!”
“different plants in one pot? Which plants we can use?”
“to this and really struggling with this decision. Everyone is trying to push me toward hardiplank, but I look the look of wood so much better. Thank you!”
“architects and not landscape professionals. This looks like a mix of ferns, hydrangeas and perhaps potato vine, but I'd take the picture to your local garden center and see what is recommended in your area.”
“When I was looking for lanterns I compared Bevelos and Lantern & Scroll and went with Lantern”
“about the planters at the 2012 Southern Living Idea House. I just looked at the resource guide, which lists fabrics, paint colors and products, but the planters do not seem to be listed. They may have come from Ballard Designs, though. To view the entire resource guide, copy and paste the link below into”
Classic Nursery & Landscape Co. / Alan Burke, asla
“plants and flower are used in this pot?”
“What are the exact flowers/ plants in this pot please?”
“I would like to replicate this pot, but need help in identifying the plant/flowers. What is the green leaf in the middle, previous reply mentioned potato vine being in there, is that solanum crispum”
“Those are cosmos, potato vine, impatiens and I think...verbena.”
“Middle flowers and draping flowers around”
“big dark planter with lots of color”
“LOVE the colors in this flower pot.”
“love the cosmos in the planter”
“Jewel tone colors and variety in planter.”
“impatiens and verbena in an informal mass clearly shows how the complementary colors work together.”
Wallace Landscape Associates
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“Pots w/red flowers, brick steps, brick pavers combined w/stone”
“Beautiful accent of red with the flowers!”
“Like the varied sizes of pots on stairs”
“love the red and graduating sizes of pots”
“planter set-up for steps leading from french doors to backyard”
“Great pots (and flowers)--really accentuate the lovely home's”
“planting pots of red flowers up your front steps or flanking your front door with them.”
Exteriorscapes llc
“'Sedona' and I believe the trailing silver plant is Lotus maculatus (common name Lotus vine or Parrots Beak) It can have orange or red flowers.
Here's a link for more info on the lotus vine http://www.portkellsnurseries.com/plantdb.php?id=1556
I hope this helps!”
“groundcover), and the silver trailing plant could be an artemesia (perennial).”
“Looking at the tiny picture on my phone I am going to say its some silver mound artemesia trailing out of that pot. Silver mound gets a little leggy in the shade, which looks to be the case here.”
“The pot and the variety of plants/flowers”
“Winterize pots. Empty all containers of annual flowers and veggies. Remove the soil, or the top 8 to 10 inches from large pots. Spent soil and nondiseased foliage can go straight to the compost pile. I wait until the warmer days of spring to wash my pots before replanting them. Find a dry, sheltered”
