What Spiller plants will grow in full sun?
Spiller Plants for Sun Examples: Bacopa, Millionbells, Sweet Potato Vine, Lobelia, Setcreasia, Creeping Charlie, Trailing Verbena, Mexican Daisy, Persian Chocolate, Campanula, Verbena. Examples of spillers include sweet potato vine, vinca vine, ivy, wave petunias, lantana, calibrachoa (million bell petunia), and bacopa. Fillers are rounded or mounded plants that fill in the middle area of the container.
What hanging plants like afternoon sun?
If it’s a spot you want to avoid in the middle of the afternoon, odds are good that it’s the perfect spot for a basket of upright geraniums or calibrachoa. Easy plants for sunny baskets include petunias, scaevola, calibrachoa, trailing portulaca, lantana, trailing verbena, and bidens. A summertime staple, geraniums are versatile and heat tolerant. They have a mounding or semi-trailing habit and are available in a variety of colors. Their preferred location is morning sun and some afternoon shade – they can also thrive in full sun as long as you don’t let them fully dry out.
What is the best plant to hang on the wall?
Ivy: Trailing plants like English ivy are classic for wall planters. Its trailing vines create an elegant cascading effect. Ivy thrives in both indoor and outdoor settings. Pothos: Another trailing plant, pothos or devil’s fern, is easy to grow. Some of the easiest options include trailing petunias, calibrachoas (often called “million bells”), ivy-leaf geraniums, bacopa, and trailing verbena. These plants thrive with minimal fuss, bouncing back even if you occasionally miss a watering.