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MJ Lanphier
“the blue pot on the left???”
“Looked all over for that pot. Any clue where I can find it. The Large Teal One. Thanks!”
“Big colorful pot with succulents in front entry”
“love the blue vase with the succulent plants”
“Love the miniature tangerine with the dark black glaze pot”
“color pot with flowers, this wpuld look lovely on the patio”
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Glenna Partridge Garden Design
“large pots with tropical plantings. The garden is in the False creek area of Vancouver.
© 2012 Glenna Partridge. All rights reserved.”
“like the plants in the planters - colorful.”
“several kind of plants in one big pot, like flower decoration in a vase.”
“pretty pots for the corners of the patio”
“Planter shape and plant choices”
“containers/pots and plants”
“Groupings of plants in pots”
“plants in oversized pots”
“Tropical plants wow!”
“Container plants...Pretty pots...Mixed Plant pots...painted pots...Plants in pots...pots=good idea...Plant pot...i like these plants...Love use of pots...Potted plants...Pot on the right...Large pots...Plants arrangements...Pot combo...flower pots...pots and planters”
Dufner Heighes Inc
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Last comment "Dress up the patio area. Plan out what to actually do in the yard."
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Last comment "Dress up the patio area. Plan out what to actually do in the yard."
This photo has 7 questions
“check out the plants in the pots”
“corners with potted plants to soften the angles — tall plants and topiaries work especially well.”
“often corners with plants. Sharply angled corners are not only a challenge to decorate, but if left empty they can make a space feel cramped and uncomfortable. Fill in tight corners with potted plants to soften”
“patio refresh soften corners with plants”
“Green & white plants in planter pot”
“corners with plants. Sharply angled corners are not only a challenge to decorate, but if left empty they can make a space feel cramped and uncomfortable. Fill in tight corners with potted plants to soften the angles — tall plants and topiaries work especially well.”
“corners with plants. Sharply angled corners are not only a challenge to decorate, but if left empty they can make a space feel cramped and uncomfortable. Fill in tight corners with potted plants to soften the angles — tall plants and topiaries work especially well.”
Thom Filicia Inc.
“type of plants are in those pots?”
“Where can I purchase the large pots?”
“Where can I purchase the large pots in the photo or something similar?”
“Giant birds of paradise in huge pots”
“like the banana plants in pots”
“Banana plants in large pots outside front door”
“over sized pots and trees in them”
“I like palm trees on pots...”
“potted large trees - think of for my two large brown pots”
“Had a couple planted pots like this once before. Time to do it again with the right trees.”
“large pots for the same symmetrical framing effect.”
“12. Pot a pair of trees. Want to add major drama? Pot two trees in oversize pots and use them to flank a door or gate. Check with your local nursery to find out which varieties do well in your area.”
Glenna Partridge Garden Design
“grouping of pots with lush tropical plantings.
© 2012 Glenna Partridge. All rights reserved.”
“What are the different plants in the vases? I see cannas for sure. Thanks.”
“pack the plants in! LOL...The cannas are 1 gallon size containers (6' across) and most of the annuals I plant are in 4" containers. I tend to take off a lot of the soil around the root ball if I need to get the plant into the grouping. Most annuals can take the "rough up" of the root ball and they don't”
“tightly planted if you have enough depth in your container. You just have to make sure you water the grouping in well to settle them all in after planting. Once a week fertilize of 15-30-15 and water well and you can have big lush containers!
I have some pics of some of planters in this project when”
Dabito
“How do I paint a pot or crock to have this glossy, enamel look? Anyone?”
“The yellow plant pot matching chair”
“prune jade plant? and dip pot?”
“great pot with enamel paint dripping down for pop of color”
“The simple to create a container plant...”
“pot and plant - desert rose”
“The plant but with like a brown pot and different sized stripes”
“3. Use paint.Don't be afraid to paint pots. Exterior paint will last several seasons on a typical terra-cotta pot and will give your space an injection of style for pennies. This dipped pot lends the perfect look to a modern space.”
“Dabito found this jade plant in a thrift”
“first plant he'd ever come across during his thrifting adventures, he knew he had to take it home. After a backbreaking haul to his loft, he eventually planted it in a DIY drip planter and says, "It brings lotsa luck."”
Classic Nursery & Landscape Co. / Alan Burke, asla
“types of 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”
“the red plant is common geranium, the purple one begonia or verbena , the light leaf probably potato vine....best wishes to you....”
“Like the bright color of the flowers in the pot.”
“exuberant planting. The mixture of cosmos, impatiens and verbena in an informal mass clearly shows how the complementary colors work together.”
Exteriorscapes llc
“beautiful plants...Do you know their names? I would like to make one myself!”
“purple plant is a Euphorbia ... perhaps 'Purpurea'. I don't see Potato Vine, but I do see Sedum 'Angelina'”
“the plant that is the tallest and a bit orange is a coleas, the bright green in front are sedum and potato vine.”
“Like the plants and pots for patio”
“plantings in color pots & color of concrete”
“Plants only in planters and not in ground”
“rustic pots/stone flooring, nice plant color combo”
“brick and grass, stone pots and the plantings”
“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 pink annuals for added punch.”
