With the huge assortment of colorful and reasonably
priced terra cotta, resin, iron, ceramic, bio-degradable and galvanized
steel containers now available, both experienced and novice gardeners
alike have become part of the huge container gardening movement. Here are
five facts about plants in pots:
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Containers can open up the pleasures of gardening for people with
limited outdoor space. Space, or lack of it, need not be a problem for
those who want to bring the pleasure of plants into their lives. Even
the tiniest balcony or front stoop can be brought to life with the
right plants.
Planters are the quickest and most flexible way
of bringing foliage, color and life to patios, driveways or paved areas.
A balcony or terrace can be instantly transformed into a garden oasis.
An attractively planted container or two can immediately change boring
or problem areas, such as brick walkways or paved driveways into
attractive, as well as functional, features of any home. Go beyond the
ordinary with unique, container combinations of both flowering and
foliage perennials. -
Moving? Take plants with you. We're a moveable
society and our living arrangements can change overnight. Some people
are reluctant to invest in garden plants because they don't know how
long they will be at their current home. Even the largest of potted
plants can be loaded into a moving van, right along with the living room
furniture.
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Have fun experimenting with all sorts of plant
combinations. 'Redecorating' is easy with potted plants as there is no
digging required. This fact especially appeals to those who like to
decorate their homes according to holidays and the seasons. Themed
displays, such as winter urns overflowing with evergreens, berries,
branches and pinecones can accent the winter season. In spring and
summer, patio pots offer the ideal opportunity to showcase the colors
and textures of perennials, and express your gardening personality.
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It's easy to create the ideal living
conditions. Many people hanker after a particular type of plant that
they just cannot grow because of their soil type or climate. The added
bonus is that, in containers, these plants can be enjoyed outside in the
summer and indoors in the winter.
No matter how you cut it,
container gardens are a
win-win.
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