Hanging baskets add an extra dimension to your home and complement the flowers growing in beds or planters below. While hanging baskets do require frequent watering the cascading ball of flowers makes the effort all worthwhile. Garden centers have plenty of ready made hanging baskets for sale, but it is often more fun to prepare your own. I found this list of twenty-five plants that are suitable for use in hanging baskets over on the Garden Lovers Club website.
Utilizing hanging baskets around your home or garden is a great way to create different levels for your space, as well as draw your guest?s attention. We?ve seen them work wonderfully hanging above front porches, as a way to welcome those entering the home, and we?ve seen them used within gardens as a way to create multiple levels, rather than only having plants in the ground or in pots.
If you are considering adding some hanging baskets to your collection, you?ll want to be sure that you have a sufficient way to hang them. Depending on the size of plants you plan 0n using, you?ll want to make sure that you have a sturdy base from which you can hang the basket?and a long enough chain that will allow your basket to rest at the proper height.
You can always just buy pre-arranged baskets from your local grocery store, and it?s a great idea to do so if you don?t have a lot of time to spend putting together something of your own! But if you do have the time and feel like getting creative, we wanted to help you in your quest to impress your guests!
Go to the next page to see the flowers that are suggested for hanging baskets
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Donna Narron Narron
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Beautiful!!!
Vickie L. Carlson
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Impatients? Nooo
Vickie L. Carlson
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Most of them I wouldn’t
Carolyn Hughes
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Beautiful
Terri Sheridan
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These folks couldn’t even spell ” petals.”. They used “pedals.” Go figure.
Melissa Evans
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Lawson Houston Karen
Susan E Nowell
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Thanks
Donna Narron Narron
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Beautiful flowers!