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Monday, June 15, 2009

Rectangular Box Planters and Apartment Gardening

Apartment gardening can be frustrating at first, but rectangular box planters give you a good way to jump in. I’ve recently downsized from a house with a yard and flower beds to an apartment with no outdoor space whatsoever except a concrete patio. I understand the frustration of downsizing.

But apartment gardening actually offers a number of options. A set of rectangular box planters works much like flower beds. Any plants without deep roots should grow successfully in rectangular box planters, as long as the sunlight and water levels, as well as the climate, suit the plants you’ve chosen.

In addition to rectangular box planters, you have a few other options. I have watched how easy-care plants, such as miniature cacti and bamboo, grow well indoors without much fuss. Hanging baskets can also add color to your outdoor area without requiring a soil plot. If you’ve got a fence around your patio, window boxes look nice hung on the side of the fence.

You can group rectangular box planters with several other containers for a miniature garden on your patio. Combine them with hanging baskets, pots, and aquatic plants for a diverse look.

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