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Container Gardening Design Guide

By: Danny Flanders
Tired of the same old, same old when it comes to fall and winter pots? Here are 13 tips for container gardening design. 
Turn fall/winter containers into three-season combinations by under planting with spring bulbs such as tulips. 
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Photo: Image courtesy of Atlanta Botanical Garden

Think Spring

Turn fall/winter containers into three-season combinations by under planting with spring bulbs such as tulips. 

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Evergreens such as conifers make great anchor plantings for container gardens, especially when combined with colorful annuals.
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Photo: Image courtesy of Atlanta Botanical Garden

Winter Container Gardens

Evergreens such as conifers make great anchor plantings for container gardens, especially when combined with colorful annuals.

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White flowers always add a little sparkle to any container planting, especially during the evening hours.
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Photo: Image courtesy of Atlanta Botanical Garden

Let There Be White

White flowers always add a little sparkle to any container planting, especially during the evening hours.

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Catch the season's limited sunlight with plant combinations that include bright yellow flowers, such as these pansies.
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Photo: Image courtesy of Atlanta Botanical Garden

Bank on Yellows

Catch the season's limited sunlight with plant combinations that include bright yellow flowers, such as these pansies.

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