How to Create a Beautiful Container Garden

1. How to Create a Beautiful Container Garden Beautiful garden creature involve Lush foliage and beautiful blooms that create a welcoming environment even before you enter a home and it doesn’t take a bigger space to create. Yes, you’ve heard it effortless. Simple hacks required any small space that limits you from planting perennials. So, if you think your outdoor space is small that limits you from planting perennials and seasonal flowering plants, container gardening is a best way to create a beautiful small garden in your landscape design. All you need is a window sill, a doorstep, a patio, a porch or deck for pots and containers, a little planning and creativity. That’s all! 5 container gardening guide to create an awesome landscape design in your small piece of land. Pick a container containers or pots are best friends for perennial garden design. Choose containers or pots with various shapes, colors and sizes, and make sure to contrast your plants for color and interest. If you wish, you can modify your design that suitable for your lifestyle and personality. But, whatever you choose, must and should containers have drainage holes to allow excess water to drain and prevent soil to become waterlogged. Use quality potting soil. Plain garden soil is too dense (when dry, it will harden into a solid mass) and it doesn’t provide enough nutrients, air and water for container grown plants. Instead, fill your containers with good mixtures of potting soil, which may consider peat moss, compost, perlite, vermiculite, and/or rotted manure. Select and Combine plants Actually, you can grow almost any plant in a container; all they need is a container with enough drainage holes so plants won’t drown and the right soil to absorb the nutrients they need. If you want to grow perennial flowers and plants for your custom patio design, you can select and combine plants like Heuchera(Coral Bells) with cyclamen and skimmia; and Rose Altissimo mix with Bacopa, Glacier Ivy and Purple Lilac Vine. Apply the concept of “Thriller, Spiller, Filler” to create a stunning container garden. This concept is combining plants of varied heights and sprawling habits. in each container. Perennial garden designers can help you choose the best combination for your layered plants. Water, water, water

2. Plants in containers need required watering frequently than those growing directly in the garden. Whenever the soil surface feels dry to the touch, water! As much as possible, irrigate every day during hot summer days. Drip irrigation system with a timer is better choice to install in your garden avoid watering at every time that your not available for this only you need is a garden hose, a watering can, or for your convenience that automatically waters your plants every day. Remove faded and withered flowers. With withered blooms, your garden container loses its appearance and appealingness. Most annuals and many perennials will continue to bloom during the growing season if they are frequently deadheaded. Deadheading is a gardening term which means removal of faded or dead flowers from plants. Regular deadheading, results in healthier plants and continued bloom. Snapping or cutting withered flower heads can improve the flowering performance of many perennials. There is no limit to revamp your limited space with a garden container and perennial garden designers can help transform your ideal dream garden into reality. At Nature’s Expression our landscape architects and designers build highly integrated outdoor living spaces for families to enjoy in Nicholasville, Georgetown, Lexington Kentucky and the surrounding area. We consult, design, construct and maintain outdoor solutions that provide functional aesthetics on budget and on time. https://nei-lex.com/