El Patio Designs Adjustable Hanging Planter: Wrap Around Square Container for Flowers and Herbs. Design Outdoor Vertical Gardens on Porch Posts, Pergolas, Mailboxes and More.

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In the meantime, we finally got the gazebo set up on the new patio… but this brought up an IMPORTANT question… How can I anchor a gazebo WITHOUT drilling into concrete or pavers? There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on the size and style of the post, as well as the type of plants you are looking to grow. Some factors to consider when choosing a planter include the height of the post, the width of the post, the type of soil you have, and the amount of sunlight the post receives. What are the dimensions of the planter? The frequency of watering will depend on the type of plants you are growing and the weather conditions. Generally, you will need to water the plants more often in hot weather and less often in cooler weather. For instance, place them on porch posts at eye level where you can see them from inside through your windows. Elevated planters also give you the opportunity to grow trailing vines like English ivy jasmine or even spider plants.

The Bloomers Post Planter is perfect for a variety of plants. However, it is important to choose plants that are suitable for the space you For additional advice about the positives and negatives for both concrete and wooden fence posts, giving you a fair evaluation of each type see our blog covering the topic. Tools requiredPlant Stand Hanging Planter: This simple yet stylish hanging plant stand is perfect for showcasing your favorite plants! It’s also great for small spaces since it doesn’t take up much room.

It is a popular choice for plant containers too, because it requires low maintenance. When growing the Morning Glory plant, make sure to secure it in a location which receives plenty amount of sunlight. Water it once to twice per week but if kept in plant containers, give them an additional supply of moisture. It is also known for its tolerance to dry soil and ability to thrive in neglected or slightly disturbed areas. Some of its popular varieties include Glacier Blue Morning Glory (powder blue flowers with French blue stripes), Scarlett O’ Hara Morning Glory (crimson pink flowers with white throats), Heavenly Blue Morning Glory (sky blue flowers) and Grandpa Ott Morning Glory (dark purple flowers). If you prefer a less obtrusive, but just as pretty idea, add a large urn filled with bright flowers to the edge of your yard next to your mailbox. This is an excellent idea since you can easily move the flowers indoors during poor weather, or switch out the plants whenever you so desire. 3. Vintage Tin Mailbox Clips may also be used to firmly hold hanging fence planters in place. It may be hang alone or in groups, may be mixed with other materials and decor to form a stunning piece of artwork in your fence. The second image shows a wrap-around post planter, a variation of the standard tapered square shape that’s perfect for dressing up plain posts or pillars. The planter is designed to fit snugly around the post and hold a variety of plants, creating a lush and organic look that’s sure to impress.What types of plants are appropriate for use in fence planters? For plant containers which will be hung or fixed on fence rails, annual perennial types of flowers and plants are ideal because they grow all year long. Cascading types of flowers such as petunias, verbena, bidens, calibrachoa and chenille are perfect if you want to achieve a graceful “waterfall like” splash of color since these plants spill over the edges of containers as they grow. We hope you’ll be inspired as well to take on one of these simple ideas and make it your own. Let’s get started! 1. Mini House Planter With Mailbox Door We’ve scoured the Internet to find some of the most creative ways to spruce up your mailbox with flowers and planters. You’re going to love these ideas.