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Welcome to our gallery of beautiful fence planters. An old boring fence can sometimes be an unsightly view, but instead of allowing dull planks to become an eyesore in a beautiful landscape, try dressing up your fence with a variety of decor. It enhances the curb appeal of a home. Fence planters make a yard more appealing and inviting to guests. Passion Flower – This type of vine is known not only for its charming exotic blooms but for its effectivity as a herbal plant. Available in a wide range of types, some of its variety are bushy, some are vines, while other produce edible fruits.Characterized by delicate flowers that have 5 to 10 flat petals with surrounding “stalk like” filaments which are usually ½ inch to 6 inches in size. Its leaves are usually lobed and forms vines that climb up to 15 to 30 feet and reach a height of 6 to 8 feet.

Glaze ceramic plant pots and hanging fence planters serve as decorative accents for this patio. Hanging baskets with cascading flowers are placed at a height to allow the vines to flow and cascade freely. Wisteria – Wisteria is a type of vine which has fragrant, hanging, “grape like” blue, violet or lavender flowers. During the fall season, its leaves turn into a yellowish color which makes it more appealing. Its flowers fully bloom during spring and can reach up to to feet in size. The whole plant, however, climbs up to 30 feet wide and can reach a height of 8 to 20 feet. Some examples of herbs which are usually grown in fence planters are chives, basil, oregano, sage, mint, parsley and cilantro. Micro greens are also ideal for vertical gardens in fences because they are frequently sowed and harvested. Rubber boots are suitable for use as fence planters because they are firm and they have large openings which allow the plants to breath and the water to get in. Its variety in design and color is a plus, as it can make any fence flourish with character. Wall shrubs and climbers are a top choice if you want to cover an entire perimeter wall or if you want to train vines to grow into your fence. Evergreen vines can make your fence look good all year round but they concentrate more on foliage such as the Persian Ivy, English Ivy, Boston Ivy, Creeping Fig and Carolina Jessamine. Flowering vines are also climbers but they offer luscious blooms. Some of its popular types will be discussed as you continue to read on our article.It softens architectural features and structural components of a house. Fence planters reduce the impact of urban elements because they contribute an organic feel. A fence with plant filled containers look more “natural” compared to a plain metal fence. Fence planters offer a smart way to take advantage of minimal space as it allows you to grow plants at several levels. One type of plant which thrives and grows well via vertical gardening are herbs and several vegetables. Since they are grown in small quantities, they do not really need a big plot of soil for cultivation. MODERN SQUARED-OFF KNOBS: For a modern take on the traditional round knob, the Basics Collection includes squared-off knobs. They're versatile & available in different sizes & finishes, making them suitable for any home. Morning Glory – A type of vine that is grown as an annual, Morning Glory is ideal for covering trellises, perimeter wall and fences.This fast growing plant is characterized by heart shaped leaves and trumpet or funnel shaped flowers which open in the morning and close in the afternoon. It is available in a broad spectrum of colors such as white, pink, red, yellow, blue and purple. It can reach a height of 8 to 20 feet and climbs up to 15 feet. The flowers usually bloom during summer to fall or from the months of May to September. Common materials used for hanging planters for fence are metal with moss fibers, woven baskets, resin, plastic and wood. If you want to be innovative, you can also use your own material, such as glass jars, bottles or tin cans.

This wall hook coordinates the style of your hooks with the knobs & pulls in your kitchen, bath, closet, or laundry room. It's easy to coordinate the two since their hooks are available in their most popular finishes. Below are some decorative fence ideas ideas which you can explore as you spruce up your fence. We hope you get inspired as much as we are. Fence Planter Boxes Hanging planters fixed onto lattice screens bring life to the simplicity of this patio. This outdoor living area looks more personalized as wall decors are added to give more character to the space. Old rain boots can be used as quirky fence decors too. Instead of putting outgrown boots into trash, don’t let it go to waste. Fill them with soil, add some petunias or million bells then mount them into fence rails for that unconventional decorative flair.Chivesare members of the onion family—one of the most popular and widespread culinary flavorings in the world. Native to Asia, chives have been used as a culinary seasoning for almost 5,000 years. – Herbal Houseplants, Susan Betz Clips may also be used to firmly hold hanging fence planters in place. It may be hang alone or in groups, may be mixed with other materials and decor to form a stunning piece of artwork in your fence. Climbing Hydrangea –A trailing variety of the popular hydrangea plant, this perennial features large clusters of full blooming tiny flowers with a verdant foliage of deep green heart shaped leaves. It is commonly grown as a mounding shrub but can can reach a height of 30 to 80 feet and are considered to be vigorous climbers which make them highly suitable for fences, trellises, columns and other exterior support structures. Its growing behavior usually differs as sometimes its vines wrap themselves around a structure, while in other instances, it has aerial roots which cling to standing surfaces. Climbing hydrangeas are easy to grow and need a well drained, moist, rich soil and regular watering. To grow and bloom full, it needs partial shade to full sun. Decorative Fence Ideas Clematis thrive in all four seasons – from fall to winter. Maintenance wise, it needs a moist well drained soil and full sun exposure to fully bloom and grow. In addition to that, it also needs only an inch of water supply per week and annual pruning. Additional benefits of growing Clematis include attracting birds and butterflies because of its fragrance and full adaptability to container gardening. Its most common species are Blue Ravine Clematis (lilac flowers), Duchess of Albany Clematis (tulip like pink flowers), Duchess of Edinburgh Clematis (double petaled white flower) and Blue Light Clematis (double lavender flowers).