Fall hanging baskets

You have some hanging baskets that need draping branches, maybe some brightly colored, and even fragrant flowers, and lush foliage – possibly all year round? Then the solution is to choose an evergreen variety, and your containers will look florid, alive, and attractive in spring, summer, fall and winter as well!

The blooming season may have passed its zenith, but fall hanging baskets are all about rich tones, contrasting textures, and long-lasting durability. Elevate the Fall Celebrations All the advantages of growing hanging baskets through spring

Autumn is just around the corner! Its time to start thinking about creating beautiful fall containers, and here are 4 great choices to use!

Included in our list of the best trailing plants for hanging baskets (but not limited to) are low-maintenance, drought tolerant varieties, plants for either sun or shade and some trailing plants that are suited to keeping indoors.

Recycled woolen jumpers are used to create liners for pots and hanging baskets. An old sweater makes an excellent base for a planter. Follow these easy steps to create a hanging garden of your own.

The gardening experts at HGTV share 20 ideas for fall hanging baskets, including pansy, Supertunia, sweet alyssum, garden mums, begonia and more.

Don't settle for those expensive, boring store-bought arrangements! Instead, consider growing your own unique hanging baskets from seed!

Discover the best trailing plants for hanging baskets, to create a romantic feel and brighten up dull areas of the garden

See how to easily save your struggling hanging baskets this summer - check out these two simple methods to revive failing baskets!

The gardening experts at HGTV share 20 ideas for fall hanging baskets, including pansy, Supertunia, sweet alyssum, garden mums, begonia and more.