I never thought of growing bougainvillea in containers . . . great idea! Click here to go to an article with great information on soil mixes and everything else you need to know.
Since most of our fruit trees were killed by winter freezes and Hurricane Irma, we are thinking of starting them again in large containers. They would be much easier to maintain and keep alive. It will be a new experiment for us and we need all the information we can get on the basics. This article contains everything you need to know about pruning those fruit trees!
I am so inspired by these photos of large container plantings with trellises for support and I thought I would share it here even though I don't have a photo source. The photo was shared in a Facebook Gardening Group, A Not So Secret Garden that is packed with awesome ideas and inspiration. What I love about these containers other than being so functional is the beauty of all the colors. Check out the peppers! They sure do look happy . . . so does the tomato plant. I can't wait to put some of the containers together for our carport jungle . . . great way to start the spring season!
Love these cute containers! A trip to the thrift store, a yard sale or flea market searching for potential items for cute container gardening can be so much fun and add so much personality to your container garden. Click here for a gallery of photos for inspiration.
If you use lots of lemons in preparation of meals and beverages, there is nothing like having your own supply. Once established, your lemon tree will provide you and your friends with more than enough! Want to know the secrets of one gardener who grows lemon trees in containers? Click here.
Container Garden News is one of my new favorite gardening websites. Not that I needed too much convincing, but I am really loving planting container gardens rather than planting in the ground. I'm totally in love with the container in the photo. Since red is my favorite color, the shades of red and purple in the container are so strikingly beautiful and immediately caught my eye. Usually, I will incorporate red into my container plantings by painting the containers red, but the beauty of this container has convinced me to try a combination of red leafed plants and red flowering plants. The Captain surprised me with gorgeous caladiums with red centers that will work perfectly! The photo comes from the website Power Flowers. Click here to check out the website. Click here to go to the article from Container Garden News, featuring eight different container plantings from various websites. Future posts will definitely feature more container gardening inspiration and I hope to include my new creations soon!