Trailing plants are some of the best plants for hanging baskets, and should always be included when deciding how to plant a hanging basket – otherwise your focus will be on the side of the container ...

pelargonium and creeping Jenny are some of the best trailing plants for the edge of containers. I also like to break up the color scheme with variegated ivies and trailing herbs, such as creeping ...

In some outdoor spaces, a container garden may be the only option for growing plants. You can move them around more easily than plants growing in the ground, and their limited size means they’re great ...

they give me so much joy’Opens in new window ] Growing trailing indoor plants in purpose-made hanging pots or containers ...

The solution? Trailing plants. Whether you’re short on floor space, want to add a bit of dimension to a room or simply want to decorate a plain wall, adding a hanging plant (or five) to your ...

A winter container can add a beautiful feature to your backyard ... will spill over the edges of your pot and can be either evergreen or deciduous – trailing plants such as ivy, sedums or alyssum are ...

Whether you have a small or large garden, or simply a patio or balcony, container gardening offers you flexibile growing opportunities. Growing plants in containers is an easy way to create instant ...

"Over the years, I’ve developed a formula for a balanced basket: trailing plants for texture, upright plants for height, and something colourful to fill the gaps," he continues. To that end, then ...

Summer and winter bedding plants provide seasonal colour, but with careful plant selection you can use hanging baskets for long term displays Trailing plants positioned ... For ideas on selecting ...

Plants in containers are in danger of drying out as the weather warms up in spring and summer. Be sure to check the soil and water regularly.