First things first when talking about Container garden The question many people have is to answer: What exactly is a container garden? It is, quite simply, a garden where your plants are in pots, PlantersRecycled sinks, apple crates, old wine boxes or other forms of containers, instead of planting in the ground. There are numerous reasons why you might choose to plant a container garden. as Harriet Rycroft explains in her book ‘Bloom’, One of the reasons for this is how mobile the pots are, making them the perfect solution for rental gardens where you can’t plant anything more permanent. Another advantage is that a container garden doesn’t rely on healthy topsoil, meaning you can plant a beautiful garden whether you inherited an acre of patio or a vacant lot. Containers can also be used cleverly, whether to frame a view, doorway, cordon off. A seating area or to indicate no-go areas such as parking lots.
There are also ecological advantages: each offers a different container An opportunity for biodiversity. You can plant a range of different plants which Attracts an equally diverse selection of wildlife. Being able to move the pots gives you a little more freedom with what you plant, as you can ensure that the plants get the ideal conditions to grow. If it is maximum sunlight, you can position the pot accordingly, likewise if your plant is portable it is easy to find shade or shelter.
What’s more, it’s a relief to know that you won’t run into one of the many problems that can arise as a result of deeply planted flowers and trees, such as those whose roots can interfere with drainage and damp-proofing and create problems for insurance.
