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This successful container design idea uses an abundance of little flowers in hues from light pink to ruby red, nestled around a globe boxwood shrub.
This successful combination uses an abundance of little flowers in hues from light pink to ruby red. With plantings nestled around a globe boxwood shrub, this colour scheme can be easily updated each season.
Tip: To make sure your planters begin growing right away, water with a micro-nutrient-rich fertilizer (like Miracle-Gro Quick Start Plant Food) after planting.
Planting guide: A. Globe Boxwood B. Miniature Roses C. Pansies D. Trailing Geraniums
Container design by Jennifer Reynolds This feature courtesy of Miracle-Gro.