How to Create a Window Box for Any Season

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Uploaded by on Mar 14, 2011

http://www.lowes.com/GrowAlong

Find a window box that is 6-8 inches deep and includes drainage holes. Fill the box about 2/3 full with a good potting soil mix. Add a small evergreen tree to the box, to provide a good focal point that will stay green all year.

Spring Window Box: For spring, add hardy flowers like pansies that can withstand low temperatures. Perennial herbs like chives and plants like parsley will also last all spring long.

Summer Window Box: Remove the pansies, which will wilt during the summer. Replace them with petunias and geraniums that love the summer heat and will bloom all season.

Fall Window Box: Remove the summer annuals, and replace them with hardier flowers like asters, mums, or pansies again. The evergreen tree and herbs should stay and will last through the fall.

Winter Window Box: All the plants except for the evergreen tree should be removed. Cut evergreen boughs, and add ornaments and pinecones for a beautiful window box throughout the winter.

For more tips on plants and gardening, visit http://www.lowes.com/GrowAlong

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