Trailing plants
Trailing plants are perfect for hanging baskets as they spill over the sides, creating a beautiful cascade of foliage and flowers.
Annuals
Annuals are plants that complete their lifecycle in one growing season. They're a popular choice for hanging baskets as they provide an abundance of color and blooms.
Perennials
Perennials are plants that come back year after year. They're a great option for hanging baskets as they provide long-lasting beauty and require less maintenance.
Shade-loving plants
Hanging baskets don't have to be limited to sunny spots. There are many shade-loving plants that thrive in hanging baskets, such as ferns and begonias.
Sun-loving plants
On the other hand, there are also many sun-loving plants that do well in hanging baskets, such as petunias and geraniums.
Succulents
Succulents are a trendy option for hanging baskets as they're low maintenance and come in a variety of unique shapes and colors.
Herbs
Herbs like basil and thyme can be grown in hanging baskets for easy access to fresh herbs for cooking.
Strawberries
Yes, you can grow strawberries in hanging baskets! They're a fun and delicious addition to any hanging basket garden.
Vines
Vines like ivy and pothos can be trained to grow in hanging baskets, adding a unique touch to your garden.
Edible plants
Many edible plants like cherry tomatoes and peppers can be grown in hanging baskets, making them a functional and tasty addition to your garden.
Water-wise plants
If you live in a dry climate or want to conserve water, consider growing drought-tolerant plants like succulents and cacti in your hanging baskets.
Fragrant plants
Add a touch of fragrance to your hanging baskets with plants like lavender and jasmine.
Native plants
Incorporating native plants into your hanging basket garden can help support local ecosystems and attract beneficial insects.
Bulbs
Some bulbs like daffodils and tulips can be forced to bloom in hanging baskets, providing a stunning display in the spring.
Foliage plants
Foliage plants like ferns and coleus can add texture and interest to your hanging basket garden.
Climbing plants
Climbing plants like morning glory and sweet pea can be trained to climb up and spill over the edges of your hanging baskets.
Pet-friendly plants
If you have pets, choose pet-friendly plants like spider plants and Boston ferns for your hanging baskets.
Hummingbird plants
Plants like fuchsia and salvia are attractive to hummingbirds and can add a touch of wildlife to your hanging basket garden.
Butterfly plants
Choose plants like butterfly bush and zinnia to attract butterflies to your hanging baskets.
Drought-tolerant plants
Succulents and other drought-tolerant plants are a great choice for hanging baskets in hot, dry climates or for gardeners who want to conserve water.