White container flowers

Whether you are experimenting with plant combos, dipping your toes into moon gardening, or expanding upon an existing in ground moon garden, container gardens are a great option. They offer the beauty without the commitment of an in-ground garden, too. Try out this container garden recipe for a sunny spot. It combines white annuals in varying sizes, shapes and textures to create an anything-but-boring monochrome planter that does double duty: bringing beauty day AND night.

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This white monochrome container garden brings the beauty day AND night. White flowers in varying sizes and textures are all heat tolerant, so you can be certain this container garden will look great all summer long. By day its flowers soak up the sun and by night, they softly reflect the moon's glow...creating a mini moon garden for your deck or porch! Recipe includes Diamond Frost Euphorbia, Supertunia Mini Vista White and Superbena Whiteout Verbena. Click for recipe and details.

White flowers are the little black dress of the landscape. White stands out against green foliage and contrasts with every other color under the rainbow. If you’re ever stuck on what color to add to your planting, it’s hard to go wrong with white. Let’s look at ten awesome annuals with white flowers.

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Get ready to upgrade your outdoor and indoor spaces with these container garden ideas. You'll be growing pots full of flowers, vegetables, and herbs in no time.

Whether you are a longtime gardener or planting for the first time, I recommend choosing at least a few plants that are guaranteed to be successes.

For many apartment dwellers, growing flowers and veggies inside containers is the only way to have a home garden. And having a home garden is awesome! Spending time in the sun after being trapped at work all day can cheer you up. Growing your own food, herbs, and flowers is rewarding. Getting your hands dirty will make you feel closer to nature. Plus, container gardens can be as small or asbig as you want.