Um, I would never proclaim to be a gardener, so there are no tips here on how to plant them (sorry), BUT there are some fun and creative ideas in here for some unique planters as well as some great inspirations for what to plant. Enjoy!
I particularly like this look - no flowers - all of the drama comes from the various leaf shades.
An interior window box -- why not?
Perfect for north facing, shade loving spots.
Window boxes don't just have to be on windows.
How great is this with a topiary?
For a less traditional look, shelving and brackets is a great idea!
Succulents - always in fashion for me.
These were new to me and I really love them with simple repeating lavendar in those rustic terracotta pots - wow!
Another version - looks like the same window - a great tailored look which I love too.
Customize it...
Customize it...
How neat is this? Christmas or Hannukah - fill your window boxes with bottles and candlelight!
A little different and so quaint for a cottage or lake house!
A gorgeous, timeless look!
A little different and so quaint for a cottage or lake house!
A gorgeous, timeless look!
You can take a little happiness with you wherever you go!
Happy Day!
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You picked some wonderful examples Barbara. I've always liked the idea of window boxes but the husband didn't so instead I have a million urns....lol.
Enjoy your Sunday!
XX
Debra~
GOSTEI MUITO DESSAS FLOREIRAS. SUGESTÕES ÓTIMAS.
PARABÉNS.
ANAÁ SCHMITZ
a bittersweet post since the intense heat managed to murder all my blooms in the front two flower boxes! every year, i say i will do better the next and sometimes i do. but not this year!
maybe i should stick with the bottle idea you show here!
smiles to you.
michele
These are wonderful pictures! I got a lot of ideas for my own window box! Right now mine only has miniature boxwoods in it…it's been so hot that my trailing white petunias just wilted away! Thanks for sharing this!
I have never done window boxes, but these are absolutely gorgeous!
Stacy
I LOVE window boxes! They add such texture and dimension to a home. Sadly, here in "America's Favorite Toaster Oven", (California) watering is a challenge.
Window boxes never fail to catch my eye. I really like the tin buckets used as window planters. What a neat spin! Great post. I hope you're enjoying summer!
Keri
How pretty! I would never have thought of putting hydrangeas in a window box but they look lovely. Also love the clay pots with the lavender and boxwoods. And galvanized too!
-Lane
I love window boxes! I love the one with the hydrangeas, so pretty. Look forward to getting together soon!
Barbara-
I love all of these. I built one 2 years a go and love it!
Thank you for the inspiration.
Teresa
xoxo
You already know how much I love window boxes. :) I'll have to add these creative ideas to my inspiration file for future plantings.
Especially love that interior one filled with pink tulips!
Hope your week is off to a wonderful start, Barbara!!
xoxo Elizabeth
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