Best plants for winter and spring hanging baskets. Plant hanging baskets ready for winter and spring after you empty out your summer displays in the autumn. They'll produce some flowers during winter ...

G ive vertical spaces an uplifting makeover with hanging baskets that add oodles of colour, shape and scent to your garden without compromising on space. For the best displays, opt for plants that ...

HANGING baskets are a simple way to brighten up a space, but can be tricky to grow. An expert has shared their top recommendations for a colourful display packed with 'easy to grow' trailing plants.

No matter how small your space is, there’s always enough room for a hanging basket filled with colorful plants. Let’s look at some of the best plants for hanging baskets. Depending on what ...

Use trailing plants into this first layer, such as trailing fuchsias or the cascading Dichondra ‘silver falls’. If you use small plug plants they should be easy to wiggle into place. 6.

One of the easiest, and loveliest hanging plants to care for, the String of Nickels doesn’t need a lot of water to thrive. So much so, that Patch recommends letting its soil dry out completely ...

So, here’s how to plant a hanging basket that will keep turning heads all season long. What plants to choose. In general, you’ll want to opt for vigorous, trailing plants, ...

My trial plants lived through the winter and spread more than 2 feet in every... Remember the clamor that greeted Wave petunias when they were introduced? Memorial Day Sale: Only 50¢ for 6 months ...

You’ll pay more for them (often $4 to $6 per four-inch pot), but one plant can easily fill an 18-inch pot in a matter of weeks. Supertunias are some of the best, but just about any petunia sold ...