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7 Best Plants for Hanging Baskets

By Matthew Lynch
March 3, 2024
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Hanging baskets can transform a dull space into a vibrant area of color and fragrance. They not only make use of vertical space but also add charm to patios, balconies, and windows. If you’re looking to create an oasis with hanging baskets, here are the 7 best plants that you can consider:

1. Petunias: With their vivid colors and abundant blooms, petunias are a timeless choice for hanging baskets. They come in a multitude of shades and patterns, providing a long-lasting display from spring through fall.

2. Fuchsia: Recognizable by their unique teardrop-shaped flowers in shades of pink, purple, and white, fuchsias are perfect for hanging baskets in shaded areas. Their elegant drooping stems add a touch of grace to any setting.

3. Million Bells (Calibrachoa): These mini petunia-like plants create a cascade of tiny flowers and are available in many vibrant colors. Million bells are prolific bloomers that withstand varying weather conditions well.

4. Trailing Lobelia: The delicate flowers of trailing lobelia come in blues, purples, pinks, and whites and can provide a striking contrast when paired with larger blooms. Lobelia is especially stunning when it drapes over the sides of a basket.

5. Bacopa: Bacopa plants produce masses of small star-shaped flowers that trail attractively over the basket’s edge. This plant is an excellent filler that pairs well with other basket plants and is known for its consistent blooming.

6. Sweet Alyssum: Known for its lovely scent and small fluffy white, purple or pink flowers, sweet alyssum creates a snowy effect as it trails over the sides of hanging baskets. It thrives in cooler temperatures making it ideal for spring or fall plantings.

7. Geraniums (Pelargoniums): With their bold blooms and healthy foliage, geraniums are versatile plants for hanging baskets. They love the sun but can tolerate short periods of dryness which makes them perfect for busier gardeners.

When selecting plants for your baskets, consider their light requirements and watering needs to ensure they thrive. Always keep the layout balanced by mixing trailing plants with those that grow upright for visual interest. With these recommended plants, you can expect an eye-catching display that will enhance any outdoor space.

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