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Potted Garden (Page 2 of 24)
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Description: Rex bergonias have glorious burgundy leaves marbled and streaked with silver. The underside is almost irridescent glowing crimson. Use them in ceramic or terracotta pots or into baskets. Pot them into a premium quality potting mix and place them in the shade. Care: These are tough plants, needing litttle care. Thro...
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Citrus do well in pots in sunny areas of a balcony, deck or patio. Start them off in medium size pots and gradually pot them into a larger pots as they grow and the roots fill the existing pot. We grow Tahitian Lime, Eureka Lemon, Washington Navel and Kaffir Lime with great success in pots. Most of these varieties are available ...
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"Cumquat" are widely grown as container plants. You can still have a edible cumquat and an ornamental potted plant. They are much more cold tolerant than the limes and are easy to grow.'Nagami' cumquat (Fortunella marginata) has oval-shaped fruits and is the most widely grown cumquat in the USA, China and Japan. It has a...
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Olives grow well in a sunny courtyard or balcony. Plant into a large tub with top grade potting mix. You can grow olive informally as a shrub, or trained flat onto a screen as an espalier.Olive grows as an attractive evergreen, silvery foliaged tree. Highly drought and frost tolerant, this hardy tree is long living. The olive is...
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To reduce weeds and improve absorption rates of controlled release fertilisers and water we recommend you scarify and loosen the soil on the top of pots with a hand fork. This aerates the soil, stopping moss and weed seeds from germinating but importantly breaks the soil crust that can d...
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