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Winter window planters/boxes. Any suggestions please?
I call them window boxes but we have aluminium planters on our window ledges, they measure about 50cm x 15 cm. We've had success with the summer flowers but they are dying down now and I was wondering if anyone had any ideas for hardy plants/flowers that will last until spring that would look good in a reasonably small planter and that we could pot in the next 2 weeks.
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Winter flowering pansies, primulas, ivy.0
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Cyclomen...white ones look crystaline and delcious in the cold weather.0
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Ajuga and cinerera both look nice along with the flowers suggested. You can also add thyme as well.0
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Thanks very much, beautiful suggestions that I never would have looked for.
Is there any green leafy plants you would recommend to put inbetween them?0 -
I just like the look of ivy in between.0
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very young plants of cotoneaster would provide autumn colour = try and scrounge some self seeded from beneath a friend's hedgeYou never know how far-reaching something good, that you may do or say today, may affect the lives of others tomorrow0
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