It’s a great choice if you’re looking to plant a large screen straight away. ‘The bonus is that it can be bought at 3.5 metres tall,’ Harriet explains.

For lush, abundant container arrangements, the traditional recipe includes a cute, rhyming threesome of plant types: thrillers, fillers and spillers. Thrillers are tall upright plants intended to ...

Many different types of plants can do well in containers, though there are some points to keep in mind. It's usually more stressful for plants to be in containers versus in the ground, and they ...

"The flowers are pale (white or yellow) and visible in low light for moth eyesight; the nectar flows at dusk and into the ...

Potting the plants I buy the plants for my container gardens at one time so I can do all my potting simultaneously. I use primarily large pots (14-inch and larger) around our landscape, so I’m ...

It thrives in containers and is easy to care for. In areas where it is hardy, don’t be afraid to plant it in the landscape. USDA Growing Zone (s): 8 to 11 Sun Exposure: Full to partial sunlight ...

So whether you plant your lavender in the ground or containers, you'll want to give whatever variety of lavender you choose at least six hours of direct sunlight, make sure your soil is rich in ...

Adult plants (second year) can reach up to 4 feet tall and bloom in May through June. Numerous small white flowers will be at the ends of stems and may also be found at points along the stem where ...

Choose plants that grow no larger than 10 inches tall; plants 5 to 6 inches tall are best. Bonus: Four-inch containers will often contain more than one plant, possibly as many as six.

MacCubbin gives Florida gardening advice about care of pagoda plants, tomatoes, tibouchina, coleus, crown of thorns and St.