20 Container Gardening Plants to try this Spring!
Plants that do well in Container Gardening:
- Geraniums come in vivid bright colors and smell wonderful plus if you deadhead them they will keep producing blooms all season long.
- Coleus comes in a rainbow of colors and heights so check the height of the mature plant first
- Double Petunia, what can I save but try the wave!
- Marigold doesn't have to be yellow or orange these days, try reds, creams, vanillas and mixed colors
- Impatiens do well in shade or full sun, beautiful mix of colors and bloom all season
- Begonia are the shade loving queen with huge blooms and deep glossy green leaves in vivid color
- Morning Glory are a climbing vine that with a small support can reach up to 12', perfect for arbors
- Nasturiums can be either a bushy plant or a climbing vine, colorful and of the herb family
- Pentas like the heat but tolerates cooler weather even in the north and attracts butterflies
- Pansy are low growing,dainty looking and colorful
- Phlox can cascade over the sides of containers and hanging baskets for drama and color
- Scaevola are a beautiful trailing plant perfect for baskets and cascading over a planter in fan-shaped blooms
- Portulaca are a colorful blooming plant for hot dry places that comes in fuchsia, pink, orange, scarlet, yellow and white plus some varieties are even streaked with a bi-color for drama
- Snapdragons are fragrant, brightly colored and come in various sizes from 10"-4'
- Sweet Peas add a soft touch and a heady sweet scent with great color and they climb to 6-12'
- Verbena are great in pots, baskets and tubs, subdued colors
- Violas are cousin to the pansy, large flowers and brillant colors
- Vinca loves full sun and like heat, vivid colors and bushy plants
- Achillea are a tall plant of the yarrow family that are great for background in a large container or as a center planting
- Campanula are star shaped flowers on cascading plants wih sprawling habit perfect for containers
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