One-plant pot
- Posted by BuddyGarden on August 3rd, 2008 filed in Gardening
Container gardening is a lot of fun because you can combine different kind of flowers. The idea of one plant a pot can empahsize the potential of the plant and you can use it as a focal point in your garden. Plants that have unique blooms are best appreciated by featuring them in a pot by themselves.
These are some one-plant pot I’ve done this year:
Ageratum (3 Ageratums planted in a triangular pattern):
Eugphorbia - Diamond Frost by Proven Winners (four of these planted in a square pattern):
August 3rd, 2008 at 8:19 pm
Oooh I love the Diamond Frost Euphorbia! I know this is a post about one plant pots…but I bet that Euphorbia would also look great planted in a pot with a tree or topiary. What do you think?