Get Festive with Your Container Arrangements!

1. Eugenia Cone – Adds a formal touch with rich glossy leaves. If we get unusually cold, topiary eugenia can be overwintered indoors as an elegant houseplant. Just be sure to put in a sunny window.
2. Easy Wave Petunia – As the name tells us, these are easy to grow and will trail beautifully as well. Full sun to partial shade. They do well in our mild Florida winters.
3. Creeping Jenny – A must-have trailer also enjoys our mild temperatures and will come back from a frost.
4. Galaxy Red Geraniums– This scented geranium attracts bees and hummingbirds and is deer resistant and drought-tolerant.
5. Alyssum – This filler/spiller has a wonderful scent and is a perfect choice for adding white to your combinations.
6. Sun Hosta – This is a medium-sized hosta that does well in Florida. It is a perennial and can take the sun. In the spring and summer, give it some afternoon shade.