Or you can use an upright juniper, such as ‘Wichita’. Switch it up: Try using a lemon cypress instead of the cedar. I think this container arrangement is elegant and low maintenance. The hydrangea will especially tell you when it needs water. These provide a filling pop of color! Plant the ivy so it spills out of the container.Īll these plants like to be kept in part sun and kept evenly moist. Plant the tall cedar in the back, then place a compact hydrangea variety in front. This is a classic arrangement in containers. Hydrangea, Cedar, and Ivy This is one of the classic combinations of magnificent hydrangeas and a green ivy vine hanging from a pot.
25 ‘Lanai White’ Verbena, ‘Blackcurrant Punch’ Calibrachoa, and Superbells ‘Lemon Slice’ Calibrachoa.24 Coleus, New Guinea Impatiens, and Ivy.21 Mandevilla, Calibrachoa, Geranium, Bacopa, Potato Vine, and Sedum.18 Fern, Pansies, and Dichondra ‘Silver Falls’.16 Snowland Daisy, Lobelia, Creeping Zinnia Ivy Geraniums, and Fuschia.14 Lavender, Geraniums, and Licorice Vine.13 Dracaena, Lobelia, Geraniums, Potato Vine, and Lotus Flower Vine.11 Dusty Miller, Geraniums, and Sedge Grass.10 Purple Fountain Grass, Calibrachoa, Osteospermum, and Dichondra.9 Prince Tut Grass, Begonias, and Jade Frost Lamium.8 Willow Branches, Pansies, Daffodils, and Ornamental Kale.7 Rose Topiary Diamond Frost and Bacopa.4 Coleus, Lemon Cypress, Spider Plants, and Lobelia.3 Palms, Tuberous Begonias, and Lysimachia.2 Red Scarlet Canna, Royal Velvet Supertunia, Brocade Fire Geranium, and Potato Vine.
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