Low Maintenance Plants For Outdoor Planters

Hostas for your shady spots fill in the space with hostas there are many different types of hostas big and small striped and solid so you can choose a few and get a good variety and visual interest.

Low maintenance plants for outdoor planters.

Available in myriad varieties these succulents also known as stonecrop can survive unfavorable conditions of all kinds. There are mixes specifically made for use in containers which provide the essential drainage that plants living in pots need. Country living editors select each product featured. You can minimise how often you need to feed and water pots by mixing the compost with a water control products such as phostrogen slow release plant food moisture control.

Aside from the fact that the plant prefers low light or filtered light it can even handle dark bathrooms it gets its name from being virtually indestructible. This will prevent any tender new growth which wouldn t survive the winter. Stop feeding in fall. If you use a water soluble fertilizer stop feeding your plants about six to eight weeks before your first frost date.