Thrill fill spill combinations full sun

Potted plants are an ever popular and achievable option for the home gardener, no matter what type of space you have at home, or what your gardening expertise level is. Using the “Thrill, Fill and Spill” planting rule, Melissa will give you all the tips and tricks to creating layered planting combos within the one pot, giving your garden that extra pop.

Container plants are a great way to spruce up your deck, porch, or lawn for the summer. This guide explores some of the best options for container plants that thrive in full sun and heat.

These full sun perennials are all low maintenance plants with beautiful flowers that will thrive in full sun (even in the South!)

Thrill * Fill * Spill is an easy way to design eye-catching seasonal color beds. Scroll down for more some of our favorite combinations. Thrill Fill Spill Alocasia Begonia Angelmist Angelonia Banana Brazilian Red Hots Cuban Oregano Caladium Coleus Duranta Canna Euphorbia Ipomea Vine Caladium Impatiens Petunia Cleome Lantana Scaevola Coleus Rudbeckia Setcreasea Colocasia Salvia Read More >

My Mom is an amazing gardener! She uses her inspiring creativity so well in her garden. This year, she has taught me about the Thrill, Spill and Fill Method for planting in containers and urns. Thrill In this image, the large hosta is the thrill with the tall flower. After the flower is done the hosta will grow up to 21 inches tall. Fill Fill is a tuberous begonia, a double impatiens and a Baby Bunting hosta. Spill Spill is a becopa. Keep the Squirrels Away! The pine cones deter the…

Looking to beautify your garden this season with beautiful flowers? Try these full-sun perennials! They do well in the heat and some are low-maintenance!

When looking for container plants for full sun, check out these thrillers, fillers, and spillers that have interesting color, foliage, and texture.

Proven Winners - 21 Annuals for Sun Scorched Patios and Window Boxes in Top Ten Lists Finding the Right Plant and Annuals

Red cordyline, lavender pentas, caladium Miss Muffet, sweet potato vine, lime coleus

Looking for the best plants and flowers that can handle direct sunlight? These plants, shrubs, perennials and annuals are hardy and beautiful - great for landscaping.