Packing Plants into Urns

I'm excited to kick off today's tutorial on how to pack plants into urns. It's a fantastic way to create stunning plant displays in your garden or patio.

Firstly, I'm going to plunge into the key considerations for choosing the right urn for your plants. Look for one that is deep enough to accommodate the roots and has proper drainage holes.

Moving on, let's talk about selecting the perfect plants for your urn. Choose a variety of plants with different heights, textures, and colors to create a visually appealing display.

Next, I'll share some tips on how to arrange the plants in the urn for maximum impact. Start with the tallest plants in the center and fill in the gaps with smaller plants. Don't forget to leave space for growth!

Finally, I'll provide some advice on how to care for your plants in the urn. Regular watering, fertilizing, and pruning are essential to keep them thriving.

By following these steps, you'll be able to create stunning plant displays in your urns that will be the envy of your neighbors!

Choosing the Right Urn

Arranging the Plants in the Urn

Greenhouse Update

Now, let's talk about the latest updates in my greenhouse. I've been experimenting with different plants and techniques to create a thriving environment.

One of the new additions to my greenhouse is the Be My™ Prince Calla Lily. It adds a touch of elegance with its beautiful white flowers. You can find it on Amazon using the link in the description.

I've also started growing the Newly Noir™ Coleus, which features stunning dark foliage. It adds a dramatic contrast to the other plants in my greenhouse.

To add some color and ground cover, I've planted the Purple Chablis™ Lamium. Its vibrant purple flowers are a cheerful addition to the space.

In addition to these new plants, I've been focusing on proper watering and fertilizing to ensure the health and growth of all my plants.

Stay tuned for more updates on my greenhouse journey!

Be My™ Prince Calla Lily

Newly Noir™ Coleus

Purple Chablis™ Lamium