How to Grow Hanging Flower Baskets and Window Flower Boxes
Posted in Container Gardening, Gardening Ideas on October 2nd, 2010 by Dave Pinkney – Be the first to comment
Container Gardening Ideas
Window flower boxes, tubs, and similar gardening containers for planting should, if possible have a number of drainage holes in the bottom. Each hole is carefully covered with a piece of broken flower pot (crock) and then the whole of the base is covered with about an inch deep of small stones or crocks. Over this place a layer of turf, Read more ...
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