Tropical Planters
I decided to move the jumbo fern to the far side of the porch this year so guests are not accosted as they try to enter the door. I figure the knock-roses and primrose impede their path enough that if they have to fight past the fern too, they might just give up and turn around. While this is a good plan for people selling meat out of the back of their truck, I would like friends and family to make it into the house, at least when they're invited - LOL!

I was really fond of the firecracker fuchsia I found at the Herb Festival last year, and while I intended to dig it up before Winter, my intentions fell short. Thankfully the same vendor offered the variety again this year. Paired with New Guinea impatiens, bacopa and a succulent houseplant, this potted creation has a tropical feel that makes me crave a mojito!

I'd like to find a low profile bench for the porch, where I can enjoy my mojito alongside my little bit of the tropics.
Labels: "container gardening", "flower box"
2 Comments:
So pretty, I bet it smells great too. One should definitely enjoya beverage in such an environment!
Thanks :) I love me a cold adult beverage in the summer!
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