El Patio Designs Adjustable Hanging Planter: Wrap Around Square Container for Flowers and Herbs. Design Outdoor Vertical Gardens on Porch Posts, Pergolas, Mailboxes and More.

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Compared to hanging baskets, wrap-around planters don’t get in the way. In other words, you are less likely to run into them with your head. Plus, you have more options when it comes to height. In this blog, creative gardening expert Clive Harris helps you choose the correct plants for different types and areas of gardens, and explains which type of fencing is best for which type of plants. This may enable you to transform your humble garden perimeter into a living fence that will add colour, dimension and diversity to your garden helping you to utilise all the features of the garden. Choose your plants based on your fencing type This is a great planter for home or apartment use and is ideal for green thumbs who want to grow a mini garden in a tight space! This garden is turned into a breath taking view as it is surrounded with a vast collection of vibrant flowering plants. The outdoor space comes to life with the use of different types of plant containers which are spread all throughout the fence railings– from hanging baskets, to terracotta pots and resin flower boxes . Bear in mind that solid fence panels don’t allow as much light through as semi-solid fence panels, but there are plants that adapt well with less light.

While having a garden that’s more shaded may not sound appealing, having a garden in full sunlight can also be damaging to your plants, so make sure you choose climbing plants that cope well in this type of climate. Sweet peas do well against a sunny fence. Lattice fences are already beautiful in itself, but why stop there when you can further enhance its aesthetics with the use of fence planters. These hanging ceramic pots that are overflowing with lavish pink geraniums add a decorative appeal to this white diamond lattice fence. One of the common questions we get asked is 'how deep should I install a fence post into the ground?'. There is no, one size fits all in this circumstance, as it will depend on ground conditions and the height of the fence. Now let’s take a closer look at the two images provided in the data. The first shows a beautiful example of how these planters can be used to create a stunning modern landscape. The planters are arranged in neat rows, highlighting their uniform shape and providing a visual break for the eye. Inside each planter are vibrant plants and flowers that add a pop of color to the space.This adorable wooden house resembles a birdhouse, and has a special matching flag built right onto the side. The roof is empty and hollow, allowing you to plant your favorite flowers right inside. We love the selection of pink and purple petunias! 9. Vertical Mailbox Planters The frequency of watering will depend on the type of plants you are growing and the weather conditions. Generally, you will need to water the plants more often in hot weather and less often in cooler weather. The choice is yours! However, be aware that although perennials climbers bloom year after year, they tend to be rapid growing and rampant, so need regular pruning and care. Climbers for north and east facing fences Glaze ceramic plant pots and hanging fence planters serve as decorative accents for this patio. Hanging baskets with cascading flowers are placed at a height to allow the vines to flow and cascade freely.

Some plants can be trained to climb which is particularly effective with Pyracantha, Ceanothus and some rose varieties. Similar to twining climbers, this type of plant wraps itself around an object, but it uses its shoots rather than its stem to branch out and pull itself up higher. Common tendrils climbers are sweet peas. Welcome to our gallery of beautiful fence planters. An old boring fence can sometimes be an unsightly view, but instead of allowing dull planks to become an eyesore in a beautiful landscape, try dressing up your fence with a variety of decor.Although many climbing plants need something to wrap around, it doesn’t mean you can’t grow climbing plants if you have solid panels. If you do want to give them a little extra help, consider adding some wire or a trellis topper. Alternatively, the Canterbury Combi panel has a built in slatted style fence topper which is useful for growing climbing plants. The type of fencing you have can influence which plants are the best option for your garden. There are different types of climbing plants that use different mechanisms to help them attach to a vertical surface.

A single variety of flowers placed in hanging baskets are ideal if you want to add a burst of bright accent color to your fence. Repetitive metal hanging planters with small yellow flowers give this fence a warm “sunny” feel. Wall shrubs and climbers are a top choice if you want to cover an entire perimeter wall or if you want to train vines to grow into your fence. Evergreen vines can make your fence look good all year round but they concentrate more on foliage such as the Persian Ivy, English Ivy, Boston Ivy, Creeping Fig and Carolina Jessamine. Flowering vines are also climbers but they offer luscious blooms. Some of its popular types will be discussed as you continue to read on our article. Salvage old cans by transforming them into beautiful hanging fence planters. All you need is a coat of paint and some striking succulents and blooms to instantly upgrade the look of a rustic wood board ranch fence.They have a sophisticated, modern design that looks built-in and very unique. And some large, bushy, hanging plants can even hide the container entirely, which will have your friends and guests very intrigued. Climbing Hydrangea –A trailing variety of the popular hydrangea plant, this perennial features large clusters of full blooming tiny flowers with a verdant foliage of deep green heart shaped leaves. It is commonly grown as a mounding shrub but can can reach a height of 30 to 80 feet and are considered to be vigorous climbers which make them highly suitable for fences, trellises, columns and other exterior support structures. Its growing behavior usually differs as sometimes its vines wrap themselves around a structure, while in other instances, it has aerial roots which cling to standing surfaces. Climbing hydrangeas are easy to grow and need a well drained, moist, rich soil and regular watering. To grow and bloom full, it needs partial shade to full sun. Decorative Fence Ideas A waterfall of red flowers cascade gracefully over this concrete and wrought iron fence and brings strong curb appeal to the sidewalk of this residential space. Hanging Planters for Fences We hope you’ll be inspired as well to take on one of these simple ideas and make it your own. Let’s get started! 1. Mini House Planter With Mailbox Door In conclusion, if you’re in the market for some stylish and durable planters, consider the modern tapered square fiberglass post planters. With their sleek shape and sturdy construction, they’re sure to add a touch of sophistication to any outdoor space.