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Hanging baskets / RHS Gardening Advice. Whether planted for summer or winter interest, hanging baskets provide valuable colour at eye level.

Hanging baskets / RHS Gardening Advice

Choose vibrant bedding plants for a short-term show or herbs, shrubs and evergreens for a long-lasting display. What to plant Plants for summer baskets:Argyranthemum, Lysimachia (creeping jenny), Dichondra ‘Silver Falls’, Fuchsia, Pelargonium (geraniums), Lobelia, Viola (pansies), Petunia, Salvia and Nicotiana (tobacco plants). Plants for winter baskets:Buxus (Box), Crocus, Gaultheria, Iris reticulata cultivars, Hedera (ivy) – either variegated or plain, Carex (ornamental sedge), Primula (primulas and polyanthus), Cyclamen (small-flowered cyclamen), Viola (winter pansies and viola) and Erica carnea (winter-flowering heathers).

Plants for perennial baskets:Buxus (Box), Cordyline, Gaultheria, Hedera (ivy), Carex (ornamental sedge) and Salvia officinalis ‘Purpurascens’(purple-leaved sage). Products - BOSKKE Sky Planter - a revolutionary upside down self-watering planter. Defying gravity, our unique upside-down planter encourages abundant greenery at home and at work, without sacrificing floor space.

Products - BOSKKE Sky Planter - a revolutionary upside down self-watering planter

The Sky Planter, with its innovative design, allows you to: Save space Look up in any home, office or other indoor environment and the least used space will inevitably be the ceiling. What better place to grow an indoor garden without interrupting your day-to-day living. Conserve water. Things Looking Up for Your Urban Garden. August 25, 2010 by Robin Plaskoff Horton Lacking floor space or just want to add plants to the upper reaches of your living space while at the same time conserving water and purifying the air you breathe?

Things Looking Up for Your Urban Garden

You may want to consider the Boskke Sky Planter. Since potted plants commonly lose water through evaporation and drainage, the Sky Planter’s reservoir feeds water gradually to the plant’s roots maintaining even irrigation and avoiding over-watering. Because there is no excess water to drain away, they can be used indoors, without losing water to evaporation.