Hanging planters & baskets – lush greenery up high
Elevate your garden and patio with beautiful hanging planters that make room for even more blooming joy.
Decorating with hanging planters and baskets is a wonderful way to create a cozy, room-like feel outdoors. Here you will find handpicked pieces in rustic materials such as wrought iron, zinc, and woven rattan – carefully chosen for the country-style garden. Fill them with trailing ivy, delicate pelargoniums, or cascading petunias to beautifully frame your patio, balcony, or front porch.
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How to choose the right hanging baskets for your outdoor space
When adding outdoor hanging pots to your garden, the material plays a big part in the final look. A heavy wrought iron basket with a coco liner gives a timeless, romantic feel and allows the soil to breathe. If you prefer a simpler rustic touch, zinc pots look beautiful as they age and weather naturally outdoors. To maximize your vertical space, try pairing your hanging baskets with beautiful wall planters for a stunning, layered garden effect.
What to plant in your garden baskets
The secret to a stunning hanging planter is mixing upright plants with trailing varieties. Try combining classic geraniums or fuchsias with trailing ivy, lobelia, or sweet potato vine. Remember that suspended pots dry out a bit faster in the summer breeze, so check the soil regularly and give them a generous watering using a classic garden watering can during warm evenings.
Frequently asked questions about hanging planters
Do outdoor hanging planters need drainage holes?
Yes, good drainage is essential for outdoor pots so that rainwater doesn't pool and rot the roots. If your chosen basket lacks holes, you can often add a plastic inner pot with drainage, or drill small holes in the bottom if the material allows.
How often should I water my hanging baskets?
Because they are exposed to wind and sun from all sides, hanging baskets dry out much faster than garden beds. During the height of summer, you may need to water them daily. Always check the soil about an inch deep before watering.
