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This planter overlooks due west |
Here's the first container planted for the west side railing balcony container. I used Dahlias (a larger dark pink flower dahlia as the central piece, two lighter pink, smaller flower headed dahlias planted on either side of the larger one)
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close up of light and darker pink Dahlias |
and white bacopa on the far left and right of the planter. Bacopa did very well last year on the railing where it gets VERY windy at times.
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looking south west from the balcony lake Ontario is off in the distance |
There are still planters to be added and filled. Note the coconut husk planters further along the railing. A trip to my local gardening center is in store and I can hardly wait! I checked out Forest Hill Loblaws again but there isn't very much left of interest. It seems this year the selection wasn't as good as last year, but I am on a mission to create a beautiful balcony garden!
you look like you get a lot of sun up there - there's so much potential!
ReplyDeleteWhen the sun decides to shine we can get a good amount - I think somewhere in around 5 hrs, maybe close to 6 during the longest days of summer. But five on average. I have gotten more planters up so will be sharing that shortly. And yes, they are GORGEOUS!
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