Summer Plants for Patio
There’s never a bad time to start dreaming of warmer weather. That’s why we have the basics for planning your comfortable outdoor hangout – regardless of what the thermometer says.
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1. Pentas
Sweet and star-shaped, pentas are the perfect summer flower. They love the heat almost as much as butterflies love them, so they’ll flourish all season long.
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2. Sunflowers
Sunflowers look great in boxes or clay pots, and will make any patio feel alive and summery.
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3. Bamboo
Create a cool, zen-like patio with bamboo. And the best part is you can keep it small, or let it grow if you want more privacy.
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4. Jasmine
Bring a little bit of the tropics to your outdoor space by growing jasmine. The scent alone is enough to transport you to somewhere far, far away.
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5. Gardenias
Grown in large pots on your patio, gardenias are clean, classy, and smell great too.
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6. Lantana
A favorite of butterflies, lantana’s multicolored blossoms will add a gorgeous pop of color to whatever space they’re given.
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In general use a soil-based compost placed over a generous layer of drainage material such as earthenware crocks, pebbles or gravel. Water and feed regularly, especially while plants are bearing flowers and fruit, when a high-potash fertilizer is recommended.
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Decorate planters or garden landscapes with these decorative pebbles :
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Using pebbles in a garden brings different colours and textures to the garden. Pebbles can also fill up otherwise empty space in the garden, leaving a visual that might be considered more interesting and aesthetic than simple dirt, soil or mulch.