Sentences with phrase «great container plants»

Flowering Vines — Compact climbers, like jasmine and clematis, are great container plants.

Not exact matches

Once the plants are in the field or in containers, it is important to get them the right soil for great peppers (for more information on soil, see «Planting the Pepper Garden» here and here.

Like our, Tepin pepper, this plant is a great plant for container or patio growing as it's beautiful flowers and ornamental fruit add a splash of color to any space.

The plants are also suitable for containers — which is great, because you can pick the sunniest place around the house and get them indoors in time before the first fall freeze kicks in (like with all pepper plants, freeze would be fatal to Fatalii).

Glass beverage containers can be recycled over and over again, and are in great demand in the areas around glass processing plants in the United States.

Wobbler sprinklers resulted in greater irrigation water capture by the plants in 27 - cm containers, but not 16 - cm containers.

Living Room Stump Stool, friend's yard Sofa, West Elm Blanket, The Source (Denver) Pillows, West Elm Coffee Table, West Elm Quarterly Magazines, Darling Cactus, Old Candle Jar Candle, West Elm Piece of wood, antique store Fig tree container, vintage spitting tobacco can Kid's Chair, Vertigris Hammock Swing, gift from a friend's trip to Mexico Basket, Target Dresser, vintage find refinished Tall candle, Pottery Barn Concrete succulent, Plant Shoppe Pillow, West Elm Paiting, great great grandmother's Pouf, West Elm Skyline photograph, ToddScott.Co

-- 5 - 10 minute walk to Paradise Beach (great for surfing)-- Banana, Plantain, Chino Apple, Avocado, Papaya, Maracuya, Bamboo, and Coconut planted — Slope and water diversion in place, moving rain water from the property with culverts and tubes — Septic installed in lower property — Retaining walls in plantel — Includes a framed guest container - house.

4) Starting a compost heap or picking up a compost bin is a great start to fertilizing that new garden (that you planted in tip 1), and you can get a container that even fits right in your kitchen and doesn't smell!

Not only can you use the Ultimate Plant Cage in the ground, but it works in containers and looks like a great tool for soilless vegetable gardening.

While container vegetable gardening is well suited to growing food in small spaces, it can also be a great addition to any home, as the plants can be located where they will look and grow best (and where they will be the most convenient for care and harvest), and can be used to extend the growing season as the containers can be brought inside on cold nights or during a storm.

From tasty fruits and veggies to flowering plants, trees and shrubs, container gardening is a great way to enhance your small deck or patio, say gardening editors at HGTV.

Set a plant in an attractive container on your dresser or nightstand, and your bedroom is that much closer to great.

we recycle aluminum, plastic and newsprint (avialable in our area), we use a rain barrel to water our outdoor plants in the warm months, we have cut back on using paper towels by using cloth including cloth napkins, for my children's lunches we use containers instead of baggies, left over coffee grounds are used for the base of plants (my great grandmother did this also!)

Collections are often thought of as high - end or expensive, but a simple gathering of plants in miniature containers can be a great focal point for a backyard.

Since a deck is typically located close to the yard, it is a great place to set up your container plantings or prep veggies or flowers for the garden.

A silver tray can hold pretty glassware and a pitcher filled with a delicious summery cocktail, while a champagne bucket makes a great container for an herb plant.