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Choosing the Right Plant for Your Container: Not as Hard as You Think

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Plants are relatively easy to grow if their fundamental needs are met and satisfied. Keeping a watchful eye on pests, diseases, and malnutrition will ensure your plants health and beauty.

Bear in mind one aspect though. If you are planting your personal perennials, annuals, shrubs, bushes, or vines when they are immature, you must visualize how they will appear when fully grown and matured. Immature plant dimensions can be misleading because they have no relation to the final full height of the mature plant.

Not sure what plant to put in your plantings? Follow this planting guide and find out how to take care and maintain your plants so that they look in pristine condition all the season long. The following plant descriptions are my favorite picks and contains a bit of information on which containers are ideal candidates:

Anthemis Punctata Cupaniana (Sicilian chamomile)

Alyogyne Huegelii

Alyogyne Huegelii in Bloom

Green Tip:

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Begonia “Fire Flush”

Bidens Ferulifolia “Golden Star”

Cannas

Cannas Flower

Carex “Sparkler”

Dahlia

Dahlia Flower
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Hebe

Impatiens

Lyemus Arenarius

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Nigrescens

Opuntia Lindheimeri

Osteospermum “Serena”

Pelargonium

Pelargonium “Sassy Dark Red”

Persicaria “Red Dragon”

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Petasites japonicus “Nishiki – Buki”

Petunia “Prism Sunshine”

Plectranthus Argentatus

Salvia Splendens

Green Tip:

Grow your own vegetables. This will help to reduces carbon from fertilizers, and transportation.

Sambucus “Black Lace”

“Black Prince”

Thunbergia Alata

Solenostemon “Winter Sun”

Viola “Apricot”