How to design a planter to match your garden style?

Plants in pots can beautify a garden in the same way that plants in beds and garden borders can. Choosing a planter that matches the style of your garden and planting foliage or flowers in it can decorate your yard and serve as a visual focal point in your garden.

Metal (e.g. galvanized) and synthetic planters are suitable for modern gardens, especially smooth, geometric planters. Three large pots can be used to grow New Zealand hemp, aromatic herbs or plants that have been pruned to give them a modern appearance, and they can also be placed among succulents.

In a traditional style garden, use red earthenware, natural stone or similar composite pots. Roses planted in large vats make gorgeous yard decorations in traditional style gardens, and herbaceous plants can also be grown in old water troughs and perennials or alpines in thatched roofs. In a natural style garden, use rustic planters made from reclaimed wood.

Rustic: In a rustic or natural style garden, use recycled fruit crates, old pots and pans or wooden planters.

Tropical: Brightly colored glazed planters are suitable for tropical foliage plants, leafy shrubs or pruned plants.

Modern style: Metal planters can reflect modern style and can be planted with regular shaped foliage plants, placing the planters in groups.

Traditional style: Traditional style planters are suitable for traditional style gardens, and their rustic tones lend themselves to rustic plants.

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