From a bright, tightly packed combination blooming basket to one simple trailing flower ... you cannot care for a hanging planter the same way that you care for other plants, potted or otherwise.

but the best varieties are available as plug plants from online suppliers or as plants from the garden centre in spring. They love a sunny spot. There are both trailing and bushy, upright varieties ...

‘Trailing plants make a hanging basket, as they cover up the basket and turn it into a ball of colour’ Leigh explains, ...

If you're not sure how to make an autumn hanging basket, Morris Hankinson of Hopes Grove Nurseries suggests you "start with an ornamental cabbage as the centrepiece and chrysanthemums to create height ...

The solution? Trailing plants. Whether you’re short on floor space, want to add a bit of dimension to a room or simply want to decorate a plain wall, adding a hanging plant (or five) to your ...

Next, remove one of the hanging chains ... of flowers. Boost plants with a weekly liquid feed. If planting a winter basket, try winter pansies, primula, trailing ivy, heathers and dwarf conifers.

"Hanging baskets are a great way to add more colourful plants to your garden ... Whatever you choose, opt for a mix of complimentary colours – and don't forget that trailing vines, such as ivy or ...

Here are 10 varieties that will do well in hanging baskets – and on the ’Gram ... pointed tips and can be grown as a climber or a trailing vine. They enjoy low to bright indirect light ...

Hanging baskets are container gardens that are suspended overhead ... If the basket will be located well above eye level, the tall center plants can be eliminated and use mainly rounded or trailing ...

It requires very little watering and can grow in low light, making it incredibly versatile and low maintenance. It's a popular choice for hanging baskets because of its trailing vines. Prefers bright, ...