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 grow
plants
in
pots
House plants, outdoor
plants, container-grown
fruits, vegetables, and herbs
grow plants
in pots
 LONDON, NEW YORK, MUNICH,
MELBOURNE, DELHI

Project Editor Zia Allaway

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grow plants
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Martyn Cox
Contents
DESIGNING WITH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
CONTAINERS Planning crops in pots 154
Eco-friendly ideas 9 Salads 156
Contemporary designs 10 Mediterranean mixes 164
Modern materials 11 Tasty leaves 172
Old-world charm 12 Perfect pods 176
Traditional materials 13 Delicious roots 182
Perfect partners 14 Cool-season crops 188
Pots in gardens 16 Herbs 192
Pots on patios 20 Citrus fruit 204
Balconies and Pie fruit 208
roof terraces 24 Mediterranean fruit 212
Decorative windowsills 28 Exotic fruit 216
House warmers 30 Summer berries 218
Tree fruit 224
FOLIAGE AND FLOWERS
Unusual fruit 230
Choosing ornamentals 34
Fragrant flowers 36 PLANTING GUIDE
Tropical effects 48 Planting techniques 234
Drama queens 64 Caring for container
Desert dwellers 78 plants 238
Easy orchids 86 Sowing vegetable seeds 240
Plants for shade 94 Pests and diseases 242
High climbers 104
Spring spectacles 114 Index 250
Summer blooms 126 Acknowledgments 255
Cold-season displays 142 Picture credits 256

indicates that plant is generally grown as a houseplant

A–Z OF PLANT ENTRIES
Foliage and Carex pp.146-147 Gloriosa p.112 Lobelia siphilitica p.137 Rosa pp.126-127
Flowers Chamaedorea elegans p.56 Graptopetalum p.84 Lonicera fragrantissima Saintpaulia p.141
Chamaerops humilis p.73 Gunnera manicata p.70 pp.44-45 Sansevieria p.102
Abutilon x hybridum p.139 Clematis pp.104-105 Hamamelis mollis pp.44-45 Lonicera nitida p.143 Saxifraga stribrnyi p.121
Acer palmatum pp.68-69 Clivia p.149 Hardenbergia violacea p.113 Lotus berthelotii p.53 Schefflera p.58
Acorus gramineus p.147 Codiaeum p.61 Hebe p.129 Malus p.119 Sedum morganianum p.81
Aechmea p.63 Convolvulus p.107 Hedera helix p.143 Medinilla magnifica p.62 Sedum rupestre p.135
Aeonium pp.78-79, 82-83 Cordyline australis p.67 Hedychium densiflorum p.65 Melianthus major p.65 Sempervivum pp.134-135
Agave p.80 Crassula pp.82-83 Helianthemum p.135 Monstera deliciosa p.59 Smithiantha p.75
Alocasia x amazonica p.60 Cycas revoluta p.57 Heliotropium p.41 Musa basjoo pp.48-49 Solanum p.149
Aloe p.81 Cyclamen persicum p.125 Heuchera p.99 Narcissus pp.114, 150-151 Solenostemon
Alpines p121, 134-135 Cymbidium pp.90-91 Hibiscus rosa-sinensis p.138 Nicotiana p.40 scutellarioides p.52
Ananas comosus p.77 Dahlia pp.130-131 Hibiscus syriacus p.129 Nymphaea p.136 Stephanotis p.110
Anthurium pp.53, 96-97 Daphne tangutica p.37 Hippeastrum p.148 Oncidium p.88 Stipa tenuissima pp.146-147
Arisaema p.53 Dendrobium p.89 Hosta p.98 Ophiopogon planiscapus Streptocarpus p.140
Asplenium pp.96-97 Dianthus p.41 Hoya p.46 ‘Nigrescens’ p.147 Stromanthe sanguinea p.77
Aster species p.144 Echeveria pp.78-79 Hyacinthus p.36, pp.150-151 Opuntia pp.82-83 Syringa p.118
Astilboides tabularis p.71 Ensete ventricosum pp.48-49 Hydrangea p.128, p.145 Pachypodium pp.82-83 Tacca p.74
Aubrieta p.120 Epipremnum aureum p.103 Hypericum p.145 Paphiopedilum pp.92-93 Taxus baccata p.143
Alopecurus pratensis p.120 Equisetum hyemale p.137 Ilex crenata p.143 Pelargonium p.133 Tetrapanax p.65
Azalea pp.122-123 Eragrostis elliotti pp.146-147 Ipomoea p.107 Pericallis x hybrida p.125 Thunbergia alata p.107
Bamboo species pp.54-55 Eriobotrya japonica p.65 Iris laevigata p.137 Phalaenopsis pp.86-87 Topiary pp.142-143
Begonia pp.100-101 Erysimum p.120 Iris reticulata p.115 Philodendron p.59 Trachelospermum p.108
Blechnum gibbum p.103 Euphorbia trigona pp.82-83 Jasminum polyanthum p.111 Phlox subulata p.135 Trachycarpus fortunei p.72
Bougainvillea glabra p.113 Fatsia japonica pp.64-65 Juncus ensifolius p.137 Phormium p.66 Tulipa pp.116-117
Brugmansia p.47 Ferns pp.96-97 Kalanchoe p.85 Polystichum pp.96-97 Viburnum tinus p.143
Buxus sempervirens p.142 Ficus elastica p.76 Lantana camara p.139 Prunus species p.119 Viburnum x burkwoodii p.37
Cactus species pp.82-83 Fuchsia pp.94-95 Lathyrus odoratus p.107 Rhapis excelsa p.57 Viola p.120
Calathea makoyana p.61 Gaillardia p.132 Laurus nobilis p.143 Rhodochiton p.106 Yucca filamentosa p.67
Callistephus p.144 Galanthus p.115 Lavandula pp.39-39 Rhododendron pp.122-123 Zantedeschia p.137
Caltha palustris p.137 Gardenia augusta p.47 Lilium pp.42-43 Rhododendron simsii p.124
Canna pp.50-51 Gerbera p.132 Lobelia cardinalis p.137 Rodgersia pinnata p.71

Fruit and Chard p. 172 Honeyberries pp. 222-223 Onions pp. 170-171 Sage p. 197
Vegetables Cherries p. 224 Horseradish p. 114 Orach p. 161 Snow peas p. 181
Chicory p. 160 Kale p. 174 Oranges p. 207 Sorrel p. 161
Apples pp. 226-227 Chilis pp. 168-169 Kohlrabi p. 173 Oregano p. 201 Spinach p. 175
Apricots p. 213 Chives p. 163 Kumquats p. 207 Parsley p. 200 Squash pp. 188-189
Aronia berries p. 231 Cilantro p. 203 Leeks p. 190 Peaches p. 212 Strawberries pp. 218-219
Arugula p. 159 Citrus fruits pp. 204-207 Lemon balm p. 195 Pears pp. 228-229 Sugar snaps p. 181
Basil p. 199 Clementines p. 207 Lemongrass p. 202 Peas p. 180 Tangerines p. 207
Bay p. 196 Eggplant p. 166 Lemons p. 204 Peppers pp. 168-169 Tayberries p. 221
Beets p. 185 Endive p. 191 Lettuces pp. 156-157 Pineapple p. 216 Thyme p. 198
Blackberries p. 220 Fennel p. 194 Limes p. 205 Plums p. 225 Tomatillos p. 231
Black currants p. 209 Figs p. 214 Loganberries p. 221 Potatoes pp. 182-183 Tomatoes pp. 164-165
Blueberries pp. 222-223 Garlic pp. 170-171 Makrut limes p. 205 Pumpkins pp. 188-189 White currants p. 209
Bok choy p. 173 Ginger p. 203 Mandarins p. 207 Quinces p. 217 Zucchini p. 167
Buddha’s hands p. 207 Goji berries p. 230 Micro greens p. 159 Radishes p. 162
Cabbages p. 191 Gooseberries p. 211 Mint pp. 192-193 Red currants p. 208
Calamondin p. 206 Green beans pp. 176-177 Mizuna p. 158 Rhubarb p. 210
Carrots pp. 186-187 Green onions p. 163 Mustard p. 158 Rosemary p. 201
Chamomile p. 194 Guavas p. 217 Olives p. 215 Runner beans pp. 178-179
DESIGNING WITH
CONTAINERS
Large or small, contemporary or traditional, there’s a container
to suit every garden, interior, and design style. Select those that
match your planting theme, and combine pots in complementary
materials and colors for a coordinated look. To make your home
and garden stand out from the crowd, browse through this chapter
for inspirational container designs and striking plant combinations.

Use bold pots of summer blooms for a modern scheme, or choose a vibrant dahlia to brighten up a border. Patterned
foliage plants make exceptional specimens for the home, while herbs in crates lend a rustic note to country gardens.
8 DESIGNING WITH CONTAINERS

Creating a design
The choice of containers for your prized plants is vast
and varied. Recycled items can make quirky pots, while
traditional shapes and materials suit informal and
classical designs. Sleek cubes, cylinders, and conical
pots made from metal, synthetics, or smooth stone are
ideal for low-maintenance, contemporary gardens.

Plants have the potential to make stunning, highly valued features

when teamed with the right containers, so it’s well worth considering
your choices carefully. By uniting plants and pots in perfect harmony,
you can create a wealth of sensational displays using the myriad
different styles, colors, shapes, and sizes on offer.
Materials for containers include plastic, fiberglass, terra-cotta,
stone, glazed ceramic, metal, and wood, but with so many options,
how do you make your choice? First, consider the overall design
and style of your garden, and then think about the plants you want
to display and try to match these with complementary pots. Place
your plants in appropriate sites to ensure they thrive, but don’t be
afraid to experiment with unconventional schemes, as the beauty
of container gardening is that mistakes are easily rectified.

Above Plant Penstemon and Ligularia in weathered wooden crates to create

a rustic design for a country or informal-style garden. The crates can be stacked
and arranged to create a proportional display on varying levels.

Right The brilliant red of Acer palmatum foliage creates a striking contrast with the
cobalt blue of an old oil drum. Plant creatively to add height and structure to your design.
 CREATING A DESIGN 9

Eco-friendly ideas
Creating your own containers by recycling items that may
otherwise become trash is good for the environment and good
for your pocket, and will lend a personal touch to your garden.
Just about anything that has space for compost can be turned
into a plant pot, including old boots, cans, buckets, wine boxes,
fruit trays, yogurt cartons, colanders, and plastic cups. Food
cans of all shapes and sizes are also a great look and can often
be obtained from local restaurants and delicatessens. However,
before turning any item into a home for plants, drill some
drainage holes in the base, and make sure there is enough
space inside for your chosen plants to grow comfortably.

Below Grow salad crops in recycled drinks cartons or plastic tubs.

Plants with shallow roots are suitable for a wide range of containers,
but remember to create drainage holes in the bottom before planting.

Below left Transform

decorative cans into
beautiful displays by
filling them with
dainty daffodils.

Below These boots

were made for
planting compact
flowers such as
Brachyscombe
and Bidens.
10 DESIGNING WITH CONTAINERS

Cool and contemporary designs

When creating displays for a modern patio garden or a minimalist courtyard, opt
for simple, elegant containers with a sculptural quality or use angular shapes that
complement sharp, geometrical designs. Avoid overly ornate or traditional pots,
which will clash with a modern setting. Tall, rectangular containers look great
when teamed with contrasting spiky or feathery foliage, while low cubes make
ideal homes for lollipop-shaped standard trees or the curved outline of a clipped box
topiary. Use rectangular planters to raise vegetables, herbs, and other edibles, and
try slim cylinders and tapering conical pots with trailing plants to create a striking
asymmetrical display. Most plants can be grown in contemporary containers, but
architectural shapes, crisp topiary, grasses, bamboos, and succulents suit them best.

Far right Create a garden catwalk

by lining a planked walkway with
a row of tall,geometric containers.
Grow colorful, spiky Imperata
cylindrica ‘Red Baron’ to add pizzazz.

Right Use a minimalist arrangement

of box topiary and Japanese maples
in large containers to frame an
outside seating area and provide
some privacy screening.

Below Choose a conical container,

set onto a metal plate for stability, to
complement the color and shape of
spiky succulents and leafy trailers in
a Japanese-inspired pebble garden.

Right For a contemporary look that will maximize your growing

space, plant Heuchera, herbs, rosemary, violas, grasses, and
ivy in wooden boxes attached to slatted wooden screens.
 CREATING A DESIGN 11

Modern materials
Metal or synthetic materials are most commonly
used to make contemporary containers because
they suit modern designs. These versatile pots
tend to be long lasting, lighter, and easier to clean
than those made from traditional materials.

METAL
Zinc, hammered aluminium,
polished steel, galvanized
steel, and heavy-duty Corten
steel that ages to a beautiful
rusted finish are just some
of the metals used for plant
containers. Since metal heats
up quickly, line your pots with
bubble plastic before planting
to keep the roots from frying.
In shady areas, use shiny
metals to reflect light.

Right Create a garden hall of mirrors

using striking pots, such as this woven
aluminium container. Use the spiky
leaves of a cordyline as the main focus
above a skirt of colorful blooms.

SYNTHETIC MATERIALS
Lightweight pots made from fiberglass are
ideal for roof gardens, balconies, or other areas
where weight is an issue. Modern plastic
and polycarbonate pots can look very chic and
are available in a wide range of styles and colors.
Synthetics are also frost-proof and durable.
Left Contrast
fingerlike fronds
of ferns with the
sleek, modern shape
of a plastic pot. This
flexible material can
be molded into an
Above Invest in a unique designer infinite range of
container for a modern garden, such modern designs.
as this sleek metal pot that looks just
like a silk bag.

Left Underplant standard olive trees

with a fringe of feathery blue Festuca
glauca in contrasting metal pots.
12 DESIGNING WITH CONTAINERS

Old-world charm
Set the scene in an informal or country garden with
containers made from traditional materials and
molded into classic shapes, such as urns or bowls.
In a country garden with deep borders, a tiny
English-style garden enclosed by brick walls, or
a simple yard and small patio, try warm-colored
terra-cotta and clay containers to give a natural
look. These materials offer the perfect backdrop for
most plants because their muted tones do not
overpower either flowers or foliage, and their rustic
appearance improves as they weather and age.
Remember that many terra-cotta pots are not frost
proof, so look for those with 10-year guarantees—
they are usually more expensive but can be cost
effective in the long run.
Alternatively, use distressed zinc containers
to add a dash of old-world charm to your design,
or wooden boxes, which look fabulous in natural
settings. Wicker baskets in all shapes and sizes
are also charming; either line them with plastic
punctured with drainage holes, or use them to hold
plants potted in plastic containers.

Grow ornamental grasses and compact alpines, such as Glazed containers work well in traditional settings if you choose dark colors
Saxifraga, in round clay pots. Larger plants, such as Mahonia, that complement your design. This pot lends a modern look, inspired by the
make strong sculptural displays in terra-cotta containers. graphic forms of Euphorbia characias Silver Swan (‘Wilcott’) and Ophiopogon.
 TRADITIONAL AND RUSTIC 13

Traditional materials
Left The glossy scarlet spathes Containers for traditional gardens come in a wide
of Anthurium create a striking contrast range of natural materials, but three of the most
with the matt texture and subtle popular are terra-cotta, stone, and wood, which
color of a wicker basket. Mix these
opposites to make a bold statement blend perfectly into rustic and formal settings.
in a period or traditional home. Choose pots that suit the color and form of your
Below left Plant lush ferns and plants, garden style, and your available budget.
fiery cannas in a shallow copper
bowl. Treat the copper to maintain TERRA-COTTA
its color, or allow it to oxidize to form
a patina of green-blue verdigris. This versatile material is used
for a vast range of containers,
Below Create a striking silhouette
in a formal garden with a Carex from tiny pots to large urns,
comans bronze form, with fountains and in plain or intricately
of foliage spilling from a classic urn. decorated styles. Terra-cotta is
porous, and will crack in frigid
conditions unless fired at high
temperatures to make it
weatherproof. Line these
porous pots with bubble
plastic to keep water in.

STONE
Limestone, ironstone, granite,
and other types of stone make
durable containers, ideal for
planting trees, shrubs, and
perennials. For a pot with
a weathered patina, check
out architectural salvage
yards. If budgets are tight,
opt for Terrazzo or stone resin,
which are cheaper, but have
the look and feel of real stone.

WOOD AND WOVEN

Versailles-style and wooden
planters, and half-barrels or
baskets suit informal designs
and a wide variety of plants.
Line containers with plastic to
prevent compost from falling
through the gaps, and to
prevent wood from rotting.
Keep them under cover in the
The tight rosettes of foliage and tiny, dark pink flowers of Saxifraga x arendsii
are thrown into contrast by the sharp lines and cool color of this weathered metal winter and treat lumber
box, creating a decorative feature for a patio display. annually with preservative.
14 DESIGNING WITH CONTAINERS

Perfect partners
Combining pots and plants to create a balanced display is often a case of trial
and error. Those with less experience may find it easier to opt for a collection
of containers made from the same material, which will make a harmonious
design for a formal or modern garden. A random group of pots in a variety
of shapes, sizes, and materials is ideal for an English-style garden or informal
space. Either set your pots out in height order in a formal fashion, or in a looser
way to produce a more relaxed display.

Matching materials
A uniform group of plants growing in pots made from the same
material can be a highly effective way of creating a focal point on
a patio or terrace. For contemporary gardens, choose containers
in colors and a design or finish that echoes your interior decoration
to create a seamless flow from inside to out, or throw caution to
the wind and use pots that contrast with your décor to create
colorful punctuation points.
Give a sense of unity to your design by placing similar
containers throughout your space to help draw the eye from one
part of the garden to another. Alternatively, set identical plants
and containers in a row to divide or enclose a patio, or to frame
a feature or gateway. Tall, elegant containers work well in this
context and ensure the materials complement your garden style.

Match galvanized containers of varying heights and widths Mix the complementary hues of green Make a feature for your home with
in a contemporary space to create a raised vegetable patch of Dasylirion longissimum with a set of dark decorative Echeveria ‘Duchess of
chives, peppers, leeks, strawberries, and tomatoes. red contemporary containers. Nuremberg’ housed in small metal units.
 PERFECT PARTNERS 15

Mixing shapes and sizes

Groups of containers made from different materials
and in different shapes and sizes are ideal for
a relaxed flower-filled space where a natural look
is required. Add movement, scale, and a sense
of perspective by grouping planters by height, or
raise your game and create a collection on a table,
bench, or even an old ladder, using the rungs as
a theater to show off the plants. Mixed pots tend
to look unbalanced when arranged in a row,
so try a more staggered display instead. Also
include a few similar elements to unify your
collection, such as pot and plant colors, foliage
shapes, or a pebble mulch.

Above A limited color palette of

Cosmos, Lobelia, blue Salvia, white
snapdragons, and Ophiopogon in mixed
glazed pots creates a balanced display.

Above left Choose one material for

your pots, but then mix and match
their sizes and shapes, and the colors
of your flowers.

Far left Use similar shades and hues

to integrate a diverse collection
of plants, including cacti, dahlias,
Echeveria, and fountain grass in
a set of mixed, neutral containers.

Left Contrast plant types to produce

an exciting mixed display. Here, Carex
dipsacea, Skimmia japonica ‘Rubella,’
Euonymus fortunei ‘Emerald ‘n’ Gold,’
and Heuchera ‘Silver Scrolls’ make
a dramatic foliage group.
16 DESIGNING WITH CONTAINERS

Pots in gardens
The great appeal of plants in pots is that they are versatile, adding pizzazz
to an urban chill-out zone, providing a decorative touch to a flower-filled
English garden, and injecting a dash of color into almost any plot. Use large
containers as focal points in beds or borders, and tiny pots to help to dress up
more intimate areas of the garden. Containers also allow you to celebrate
the seasonal changes with spring bulbs, and summer and autumn bedding.

Traditional designs
Weathered and rustic containers lend themselves
to traditional, formal, and period gardens. A large
pot planted with a specimen shrub or grass makes
a great focal point for the end of a grassy path or
pergola, drawing the eye through the garden.
Choose stone urns filled with a profusion of flowers
and foliage to complement herbaceous borders or
mixed beds, and raise them on platforms for added
impact. Containers can also be set among plantings
to heighten the sense of mystery and surprise as
visitors discover them, and used to integrate
seasonal color into a parterre or knot garden.

Above Create a stately

pattern of colorful flowers,
such as scented geraniums
and petunias, planted in
ornate urns to frame a grass
walkway and long borders.

Left Plant variegated ivy in

a terra-cotta urn and squeeze
it between other plants to Liven up a formal parterre with large terra-cotta containers filled
provide a subtle focal point in with a bright mix of scented geraniums. As fall approaches, replace
a woodland garden or fernery. the summer flowers with spring bulbs and a selection of violas.
 POTS IN GARDENS 17

Above Contrast the spiky foliage and delicate petals of

traditonal English garden irises with the bold permanence
of contemporary containers in a fusion of old and new styles.

Contemporary plans
Containers with clean, simple designs complement
the elegance of a modern garden. Choose a tall
slender pot made from contemporary materials,
such as composite stone or metal, matched with an
architectural plant and positioned in a prominent
place to create an eye-catching sculpture.
Minimalist planting designs also work well in chic
city gardens. Try similar plants grown in identical Above Mix plants
geometric-shaped containers to add structure and and planters in a
movement to your garden, and use them to flank range of geometric
shapes to create
a flight of steps, add height to a low wall, or a unified display.
edge a pathway. Bold foliage plants will help to
Left Select slender
enhance your design. Good choices include spiky columns topped
phormiums, flowing grasses, and neatly clipped with box topiary balls,
box balls or lollipop-shaped bay trees, which look and mirror these
with small rectangular
fantastic in elegant containers standing like sentries containers for a neat,
on either side of a front door or entrance. minimalist look.
18 DESIGNING WITH CONTAINERS

Edible gardens
Many edible crops have attractive leaves, fruits, or an season, so create some earlier interest by combining
architectural shape that will add an ornamental touch crops with flowers or foliage plants. Dot your fruit and
to a garden design while also providing you with tasty vegetables among permanent foliage in a border or
pickings. Crops with showy fruits, such as eggplant, chili arrange them en masse for a spectacle that is definitely
peppers, tomatoes, and strawberries can hold their own good enough to eat. While many edible plants will hog
in containers, while low-growing leafy crops like herbs are a container, you can use the empty space below standard
best grouped together for maximum impact. Many edibles fruit or bay trees by underplanting with trailing fruit or
are not ready to harvest until the end of the growing low-growing herbs that enjoy similar conditions.

Far left Interplant your crops

with colorful flowers, such as
fuchsias, for a sumptuous display.
Try tomato ‘Minibel’ and chili
pepper ‘Hungarian Hot Wax.’

Center Arrange your pots of

strawberries, mint, parsley, and
chives at different heights to
make harvesting easy and to
maximize their visual appeal.

Left Grow eggplant in pots in

a hot spot for an attractive display
of colorful fruits. Try ‘Pingtung long’
(left), ‘Fairy Tale’ (rear), and ‘Listade
de Gandia’ (right).

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be both elegant and productive. Plant underneath standard bay trees with
lavender, and grow crops such as lettuce and cabbages in raised beds.
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