Amongst the several creative ways to create homes for our beautiful plants, showcasing them in a way while they hang is surely one of the best! Here are the Best Houseplants for Hanging Baskets that you MUST have in your collection!
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Hanging Basket Planter Ideas Be inspired by these 5 great hanging basket planter ideas! Hanging basket planter inspirationA hanging basket is one of the easiest ways to put color right at eyelevel, where there might otherwise be none. It can dress up a structure,like a porch or pergola, in an instant, tying it more closely to your garden. And all it takes is a shepherd’s hook and hanging basket to create vertical interest in any bed or border.
See how I created the monochromatic hanging basket in the video above along with my helpful planting tips below. Then scroll on to find 4 more must-try plant combinations for your hanging basket planters!
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Monochromatic white hanging basketHanging basket planting how-toStart with your largest focal point plant and place it in the basket. In this case, I positioned the petunia first.Add plants that will trail, such as the verbena, sedum and sweet potato vine seen here. Pull some branches around the basket hanging wires so it looks natural and helps spread the foliage around.Add plants that will trail, but also have more upright growth to fill in the basket. Fanflower and lantana do that job in this basket.Design tipI like to have a focal point plant to one side, then fill in with different kinds all around. They will mesh together as they grow. But you can also make a very symmetrical basket with a center focal point plant and a «skirt» of trailing plants around the edge of the basket.
Plant list (number to plant)A) Lantana Lantana camara Shamrock™ White (1, 4" pot) B) Sedum Sedum mexicanum Lemon Coral® (1, 4" pot) C) Sweet potato vine Ipomoea batatas Sweet
Amongst the several creative ways to create homes for our beautiful plants, showcasing them in a way while they hang is surely one of the best! Here are the Best Houseplants for Hanging Baskets that you MUST have in your collection!
Hello everyone.
Today, I am going to show you how I made a DIY farmhouse pulley and hanging bucket planter for my porch. It isn’t quite warm enough here in Michigan for real flowers to be out on my porch, so I wanted to come up with something to fill the space.
I always have hanging baskets, all over the place! On stands, on my trees anywhere I can find a place that needs some color, and every year have to replace the coconut liners, this year they had gone up to $4 a piece
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This week’s project is so fun. Although it uses some power tools, I would still say it’s beginner friendly- I was able to complete it in two days!
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This handmade hanging planter is made by using wood, rope, and a few simple tools. The tutorial is available here.