*images courtesy of sacramento street, oz architects inc, daily love dose, helt enkelt
Monday, March 26, 2012
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I love the idea of boxwoods in baskets too! I have been thinking about doing this and to avoid mildew-y baskets I am thinking of cutting the bottoms out of the basket just planting them in pots and sitting them inside the basket. I think that could work??
Good luck to us both :)
Such a springy post! Love it. I don't have a green thumb either, but I love those basket planters!
velvetcupcakes
Such a great color pallet - perfect for spring!
xox,
karen
www.rubytuesdayfashionanddesign.blogspot.com
love the boxwoods in baskets (you could also do dwarf yaupons)! i would plant them in pots that will sit inside the basket and make sure to put a saucer underneath the pot to catch the water. otherwise, the bottom of the baskets will disintegrate over time. hope that helps!
LOVELY PICS:) I really like your blog and will happily follow.
I wish you a great weekend:)
LOVE Maria at inredningsvis.se
(Sweden)
Can I have the girl's legs and booties in the first pic please? I wish I had a green thumb...everything I plant just dies :(
xoxo Elizabeth
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Loving those booties- and those boxwoods! Such pretty pictures for a Monday. :)
XO,
Sam
www.ThePeakofTresChic.com
Great pics. I am digging the boxwoods in baskets - fab!
I love the baskets with the boxwood. Great idea!
I have no green thumb...arrrrgh...I've given up on plants!
those boots! i love, love, love. super chic with white tailored shorts and a white boyfriend blouse. love it.
I LOVE the second image- the rusticity of that room is so comforting and calming to me. Beautiful post- time to try out my (not so) green thumb too!
Jenna
Hi,
Your blog is great.
The plants are Buxus sempervirens "Suffruticosa. Dwarf English Boxwood is the common name. Your baskets will break down faster if they continually get wet and then dry out, but they are sure pretty with the boxwoods. You could put a large tray in the bottom, but you'd still have to drain the tray or the boxwoods won't be happy. They need good drainage or they get all yellow and drop their leaves.
Best of luck,
Kelly
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