Container Gardening Ideas – Window Planters and Garden Containers
Posted in Container Gardening, Gardening Ideas, Window Boxes on October 13th, 2010 by Dave Pinkney – Be the first to comment
Container Gardening Ideas
Window Planters & Garden Containers - How to Find a Bargain
Towards the end of the summer lots of nursies and garden centres clear out their old stock at bargain prices. I have bought many a container at less than full price after pointing out some chip or flaw or missing bit to the salesman; after all, any such imperfection can be Read more ... 
Window Planters and Flower Planters
At all times 
Creating Colour Schemes for Window Planters, and Garden Pots and Planters
When walking along a short residential street, a square or a close, or even when looking up at a block of flats, it would be nice to see some overall colour scheme for their 
Designs and Trends In Container Gardening
Perhaps it was the last war, when every bit of land was needed for food production, which brought the small stirrings of a renewed interest in 
Great Container Gardening Ideas
Flower Planters, Window Planters, Large Planters - Anything Goes!
It is good to have a number of interchangeable 
Container Gardening Ideas
Colour Co-Ordinate Your Garden Pots and Planters
We are all individuals and we choose the colours of paintwork, curtains, sunblinds and so on because we like them. We can continue these colours when choosing plants and flowers. It is a good idea when planning hanging flower baskets, window flower boxes, and other garden pots and planters, for 
My very first experience with container gardening ideas for a window planter or window box began when I used a wooden tomato basket with a metal handle and the words 'Best Guernsey' printed across it in red. I took off the handle, sanded down the rough wood to a finer finish, and gave the outside a coat of primer then two coats of crisp white paint. I treated the inside with 
A to Z of Container Garden Plants for any Garden Containers
It would be impossible to list all the plants, of many kinds, which will adapt happily to growing in gardening containers of one sort or another. But here are some which I have found especially useful and attractive:
Ajuga (Bugle)
Perennial creeping rosettes, mostly producing intense blue flower spikes