Container Gardening
Whether you have a large garden or a small one container gardening should be included in your planning. City dwellers have been container gardening for centuries. Indoors or outdoors you can grow beautiful arrangements that will make your proud.
When choosing your arrangement try to pick plants that require the same maintenance and light. If you travel frequently pick a container that is self-watering. Some soils also help with infrequent watering.
If your space is very small try choosing one type of plant and have a collection. A collection of African Violets in a kitchen window is very cheerful.
For your terrace you can go with larger containers of small trees or ferns. Grouping pots that are different heights make an interesting space. Also think of using old things that were not meant to be pots as containers. The possibilities are endless. Mix pot styles for a more eclectic look. You can create privacy using plants.
14 Plant Watering System, White
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15-1/2″ Wyndham Planter, Merlot
Our Wyndham planters will maintain their beautiful, high gloss looks without cracking or fading. The secret is a special lamination process that makes them three times stronger than standard fiberglass as well as chip and scratch resistant. Self-watering, with a 1-gallon reservoir. Looks like ceramic, without the weight Extremely strong and weather-resistant Resists cracking, chipping, fading and scratching We recommend our Self-Watering Container Mix Made of fiberglass and plastic with high gloss finish 15-1/2″ diameter x 12-1/2″ H Weighs 4 lbs., holds 12 qts. of soil 1-gallon water reservoir Drainage hole with removable plug Note: Protect from freezing weather.