Outstanding Cascading Hanging Baskets

Many potting soils come with them already in the mix.

Cascading hanging baskets. It comes in a range of. Wicker storage can create a similar vibe relaxed but organized. Whether youre creating beautiful planted containers or want to soften the edges of raised garden beds and retaining walls cascading plants are fabulously usefulWith their long trailing stems these are plants that grow naturally as groundcovers but when given a little height will attractively cover the vertical rather than the horizontal.

They look great in hanging baskets wall art living wreaths or cascading down the sides of a planter. A coconut-style liner enhances its realistic look. They produce creamy white flowers.

Spiller plants add a visual drama to any space when you include them in hanging baskets or containers where they flow a green delight of awesomeness to the surroundings. This perennial has pink red and white flowers that look great hanging down from window boxes. Look for cascading petunias which include any variety that produces flowers on long flowing stems.

For a resilient perennial there is. For many flowering plants a weekly feeding with half-strength liquid. Prefers medium to bright light likes regular watering.

Most of the petunias sold today are actually hybrids which have been developed for specific design purposes such as cascading over the edges of your hanging baskets. Planting petunias in hanging baskets is a cinch as long as you use a sturdy container with at least one drainage hole. Ferns are some of the most popular shade-loving plants for hanging baskets.

This beauty waltzes from summer heat and drought to autumn chill without missing a blooming beat. Get it as soon as Tue May 11. Since they are epiphytes by nature they need a well draining soil preferably one for designed for epiphytic plants containing shredded bark or coconut husks.