1 English Ivy Hedera Hhelix Climber Plant in Hanging Basket - Ivy Basket

Product Information

Use one Carex as the focal point in the basket, then fill in around it with some flowering and trailing plants for a stunning winter look. A: It performs best in a location that receives enough light, kept at average room temperatures, and with moderate humidity all throughout the growing season.

Cascading plants are also brilliant when it comes to disguising a less-than-lovely basket or pot. You can use them to cover up a multitude of sins! No list of hanging plants would be complete without a mention of trailing petunias which are flamboyant, showy and unmistakable. If you want an easy to grow plant that produces lots of flowers, go for trailing petunias (also known as Calibrachoa or million bells). You can get months of interest from these easy-going annuals, and there are some fabulous patterned and double varieties available if you like the idea of mixing things up a bit. BacopaFerns need to be planted in a decent potting mix that drains well. Watering requirements depend on the variety of ferns. Most enjoy constantly moist soil, while some prefer soil that dries out before the next watering. No matter the type, good drainage is important as fern roots don’t like to sit in water.

These little tuberous perennials are a go-to for small containers and shadier spots under trees because they add splashes of summer in even the dullest winters. By this, we mean think vertically, and use a selection of ingenious hanging pots with trailing plants to make your place a green dream. First, your ivy needs plenty of natural light, but shouldn’t stand in direct sunlight. If variegated types of ivies don’t get enough light, you may find that they start to lose their colors. Another candidate for small flowers, Bacopa is covered in dainty blooms and will put on a show from late spring right through to autumn. Photo by robenmarie at Morguefile.com Trailing pelargoniums

Plants such as winter pansies, evergreen shrubs and berries, and hardy perennials are ideal for winter hanging baskets.