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What plants can you grow in the garden bike



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Trailing geraniums, trailing nasturtiums, dwarfing cherry tomatoes such as the Balcony series, could even try strawberries but could be using lot of space for not much reward

23 Jan, 2021

 

It looks quite small, and as if it's on a wall, so something that trails would be nice. You can get small trailing plants such as Lobelia, Alyssum, or a trailing Fuchsia or Pelargonium.
Some crocuses or miniature daffodils would be colourful for next spring :)

23 Jan, 2021

 

Is it on a sunny or shady wall?

23 Jan, 2021

 

any dwarf bulbs that are available in gc will look pretty. you will obviously need a liner to stop the soil falling out.

You might want to consider small heathers at this time of year then in the very late spring go for trailing plants as suggested.

23 Jan, 2021

 

Thanks everyone it's given me a starting point it's quite a small bike planter but I appreciate the suggestion you have made

24 Jan, 2021

 

I think this is a case where 'less is more'. I would keep it simple - maybe a couple small potted plants, but nothing that would overwhelm the design. There are several good choices above. Trailing begonias come in all colors & styles.

24 Jan, 2021

 

Did you know you can get fibre liners for a like this?
I too would go for something semi succulent such as pelargoniums (geraniums) as they do best in dryish compost.

28 Jan, 2021

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