Tag: Container
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Summer container ideas come into their own in the warmer weather, with a wide selection of flowering plants to choose from that are at their very best. From ideas for large patios and decks to more modest terraces and balconies where space is tight, there are plenty of planting ideas that will work for you.…
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First impressions matter. The front door and porch reflect who you are and how guests, passersby, and neighbors perceive your home and the welcome they will receive there. So give the outside and front door the TLC and attention it deserves, too. You don’t even need to spend a lot of time or money doing…
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Container gardening is one of the most exciting, versatile and fulfilling ways of packing our yards with interest and color. The great thing about container gardening is you have an almost infinite color palette to play with, from vibrant shades to calm, cool plants with silver-toned foliage, funky grasses and languidly trailing greenery. It is…
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There’s no shortage of container garden ideas – even the tiniest spaces can be brought to life with a clever pot-planting scheme. In fact, many of the best small garden ideas involve some form of container growing. They’re a great way to liven up your patio ideas, or refresh a courtyard or balcony. Whether you’re…
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– IDEAL GARDEN BASKET: Basket made of durable, plastic with multi-functional features to simplify collecting, transporting, and cleaning harvested produce or tools; Designed with two sets of handles for each user’s preferred carryINNOVATIVE DESIGN: Colander side has drain holes for washing harvested produce; Enclosed side can be used for soaking or carrying clean produce or…
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Whether you have a sprawling backyard or a small patio, a container garden is an easy way to elevate any outdoor space—and is a great method for every level of gardener. From easy-to-cultivate herbs to a mini citrus garden, simply choose the plants that align with your gardening skills and style and get growing. If…
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Many of the same succulents that make good houseplants will also thrive in containers outdoors. In pots, these plants often can take more heat and drought than many annuals, perennials, or tropicals. The following arrangements complement each variety’s colors, forms, and textures, and each of them is easy to care for, thanks to being displayed…