Designing Garden Pots

Single pots allow you to mix and match your display easily according to what s in bloom.

Designing garden pots. Make sure that the wood has not been treated with plant harming chemicals. Wood is usually used for window boxes and barrels. Create more interest by increasing the number of pots.

Sometimes a little change can bring a surprising difference to your garden. Use shades of lavender chartreuse and yellow to create a soft and dreamy garden flower pot. Use small pots less than 12 inches in diameter to create changing displays of small plants such as bulbs herbs sempervivum and alpines.

Spillers are the final element to consider when designing your pots. The large size is ideal for the front porch load it up with small potted plants to create the look of a mini english garden. Purple and yellow container garden plants.

You don t always need to have a perfect pot for your plants look around in your house and you will find many strange items which can be turned into a enticing flower pot. To tie your display together paint the tops of the pots with chalkboard paint and use attractive lettering to label your plants. Such as garden pots and containers they are not only served for the flowers but also a beautiful landscape of the garden.

They cascade to the ground softening the edges of the pot and anchoring it in place. Fountain grass phloxy lady purple sky phlox electric lime coleus petunia lysimachia goldilocks source. Add a coat of stain and a simple diy stencil and you have a box that looks like it s been around for decades.

Every corner and every detail of the garden is worth your attention. Tiered flower pot planters with solar lights. It would be easy to lean up against the rail of a porch or deck.