Container Gardening

Whether as a focal point or even a mere accent, a good-looking container garden combo can never do you wrong. Not only are they one of a kind⁠—depending on the mix⁠—but they’re also mobile, which makes them even more convenient.

If you’re looking for ideas to kick off your passion for fun, check this list out!

1. A plastic tote
2. Simple pleasures
3. Double your pleasure
4. Feel the heat
5. Hooray for hydrangeas
6. Double up
7. The value of silver
8. Scaling the heights
9. Cottage effect
10. Instant recognition
11. Stick with the bold
12. Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

Read the full article here: https://www.lowes.com/n/ideas-inspiration/12-container-garden-combos

When it comes to gardening in containers, you’re pretty much free⁠—as long as you give your plants enough space that they require to thrive. And although art is free too, there are a few rules that you might want to consider to ensure that your container garden appeals as generally pleasing.

These are the following:

• Create contrast and balance
• Keep color in mind
• Build bones and focal points
• Tall focal points or solo performers
• Filler plants for containers
• Trailing plants for containers

Read the full article here: https://www.thespruce.com/choosing-and-combining-plants-for-container-gardens-1402062

Costa Farms introduces fun and creative container combo ideas that you can try out yourself. Through these combinations, not only can you grow multiple plants in the same pot with ease, but you can also enjoy the unique beauty that they come with. How promising!

Container combo ideas:

• Go bold with rich color in container combos
• Create an exotic look
• Use houseplants!
• Add a touch of the tropics with palms
• Consider your container
• Play up cool textures
• Mix in variegated foliage
• Take advantage of fragrance
• Plant bright flowers and dark foliage
• Employ color contrasts
• Bring veggies and herbs into the mix

Read the full article here: http://www.costafarms.com/get-growing/slideshow/container-combo-ideas-from-costa-farms