Large Outdoor Winter Planters

Beautiful winter planter ideas for your outdoor christmas decorations.

Large outdoor winter planters.

Here are the most popular plants and elements used in some of my favorite winter outdoor planters. November 18 2018 at 9 26 pm. And evergreen trees and shrubs such as magnolia eucalyptus boxwood holly privet etc. Perfectly fit for small hedges when planted in multiples winter gem boxwood also works well potted in planters.

I would add several darker hues of blue to pick up the deeper color of the planter. During the winter this evergreen will take on a golden bronze coloring then change back to bright green in the spring. Makes a non traditional alternative to ivy. In winter the flower buds are showy usually dark red with some opening to shades of pink.

View top sellers in. In stock at store today 3. Storing ceramic containers for winter. Winter plants for pots ajuga reptans black scallop ajuga is a rugged evergreen perennial that s low spreading with rounded purple or purple variegated leaves depending on variety.

Garden plants although stored in a cool frost free place are either stored dry or slightly moist to stop the roots from drying out. Winter doesn t mean you can t have plants in your yard but if you have potted ones on your deck or patio you should be careful which materials those containers are made out of. Winter gem boxwood thrives in both partial and full sun settings. Best plants and cuttings for winter planters and christmas outdoor decorations.

Much like terracotta and clay pots it is not a good idea to store ceramic pots outside in the winter. Price high to low. Conifers such as pine cedar spruce etc. Watering requirements vary from plant to plant but there are some general rules to watering pots in winter.

These versatile winter planters can decorate your porch november through february. Delicate 3 to 6 inch long racemes of white urn shaped blossoms appear in early spring and they bear a slight fragrance. Shop 285 3 results for extra large plant pots. Love the large darker blue planter.

The graceful branches of this shrub drape naturally over the edges of pots. Price low to high. Keep watering house and conservatory plants but reduce the amount of water as growth slows down in winter.