Container Gardens & Porch Pots

Enjoy plants like pansies and succulents in containers in your entry way. As hard frost approaches, you can sink the whole container into the ground or plant the plants in the ground. They will over-winter. #containergardening #myflowerland #fallisforplanting

Fall is in the air. If you have plants in containers by your entry way, remember non-hardy plants can be moved indoors for winter. Hardy varieties can be sunk in the ground to over-winter. #containergarden #myflowerland

There are tons of cool Ceramic pottery at Flowerland that is 25% off regular price!

a Great use of Petunias, Helichrysum, and Dusty Miller

To follow are some pictures of pots and their plantings that, to my eye, work well together. See what you think. This basket has geraniums, trailing verbena and mini-petunias. Silver foliaged plants-the names I do not remember. bird’s nest fern and lime selaginella-club moss. Hosta and baby tears nicotiana mutabilis, purple dahlia, nicotiana alata lime, [...]

It was a hot, sunny weekend and Sunday was particularly breezy here in Des Moines. While the breeze was nice for me to keep that warm air moving, it was really tough on plants — especially containers, which seemed to dry out immediately after watering them. If watering is the toughest part of keeping your [...]

Retailers, are you looking for container recipes to appeal to your customers? Our Fire and Ice container would make a wonderful option. This container features Heuchera ‘Black Beauty’, Acanthus ‘Tasmanian Angel’ and Heuchera ‘Georgia Peach’, making this container a dramatic focal piece in front or back outdoor living spaces. To view more container recipes visit bit.ly/q0IpS4.

(clockwise, from bottom center of pot): Sedum rupestre ‘Angelina’ (1 gal.); Sedum adolphii (4 in.); Coprosma ‘Evening Glow’ (1 gal.); Chondopetalum tectorum (1 gal.); Echeveria ‘Coral Glow’ (6 in.); Kalanchoe ‘Fantastic’ (6 in.); Euphorbia ‘Ascot Rainbow’ (1 gal.).

Container using an extension pole by kristym28 on Indulgy.com

A source from Columbia University has shared with Archinect that Mark Wigley, the Dean of Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, will step down from his position at the end of the academic year. Wigley has been a formidable presence as dean for nearly the past ten years, and his successor will no doubt have some very large shoes to fill. The announcement was made in an email (excerpted below) from Columbia's president, Lee C. Bollinger: After nearly…

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Container l Unique by Design l Helen Weis