El Patio Designs Adjustable Hanging Planter: Wrap Around Square Container for Flowers and Herbs. Design Outdoor Vertical Gardens on Porch Posts, Pergolas, Mailboxes and More.

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Passion Flower – This type of vine is known not only for its charming exotic blooms but for its effectivity as a herbal plant. Available in a wide range of types, some of its variety are bushy, some are vines, while other produce edible fruits.Characterized by delicate flowers that have 5 to 10 flat petals with surrounding “stalk like” filaments which are usually ½ inch to 6 inches in size. Its leaves are usually lobed and forms vines that climb up to 15 to 30 feet and reach a height of 6 to 8 feet. Small plastic plant pots filled with an assortment of flowers are hang on a piece of lattice panel affixed to a metal support. These type of fence planters are very affordable, versatile and easy to assemble. Herb Garden on Fence Both of these options are great examples of how versatile these planters can be. Whether you’re looking to create a sleek and modern space or add some natural beauty to an existing structure, there’s a way to make these planters work for you. Bear in mind that solid fence panels don’t allow as much light through as semi-solid fence panels, but there are plants that adapt well with less light.

This post planter features drainage holes located in its base to prevent overwatering and keep your plants healthy!There is no definitive answer to this question as there are a variety of materials that can be used for planters, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Some popular materials for planters include wood, plastic, metal, and ceramic. Ultimately, the best material for a planter will depend on the specific plant that is being grown and the desired aesthetic. How much soil does the planter need? This is a great example of using a collection of simple vintage mailboxes to display a variety of your favorite flowers, or even create a vertical herb garden on a fence! We just love the combination of the metallic mailboxes with the delicate leaves! 7. Side by Side Mailbox and Planter

This garden is turned into a breath taking view as it is surrounded with a vast collection of vibrant flowering plants. The outdoor space comes to life with the use of different types of plant containers which are spread all throughout the fence railings– from hanging baskets, to terracotta pots and resin flower boxes . Although many climbing plants need something to wrap around, it doesn’t mean you can’t grow climbing plants if you have solid panels. If you do want to give them a little extra help, consider adding some wire or a trellis topper. Alternatively, the Canterbury Combi panel has a built in slatted style fence topper which is useful for growing climbing plants. Similar to twining climbers, this type of plant wraps itself around an object, but it uses its shoots rather than its stem to branch out and pull itself up higher. Common tendrils climbers are sweet peas. It can be used to cover unsightly views. Conceal perimeter walls by cultivating fast growing vines and trailing plants. This adorable wooden house resembles a birdhouse, and has a special matching flag built right onto the side. The roof is empty and hollow, allowing you to plant your favorite flowers right inside. We love the selection of pink and purple petunias! 9. Vertical Mailbox Planters

A fence offers an opportunity to efficiently take advantage of any outdoor area, whether it may be expansive or limited in size. Commonly recognized as a neglected space, fences can be utilized to add stunning visual features for the home. Of course, you’ll need to water and otherwise take care of these plants, but the results will be worth it. You’ll love your mailbox, and your mailman will never put your mail in the wrong box again! It’s nice to be memorable. For additional advice about the positives and negatives for both concrete and wooden fence posts, giving you a fair evaluation of each type see our blog covering the topic. Tools required

A versatile and stylish addition to any patio table, the JONOMI Home & Garden Umbrella Planter is perfect for annuals, succulents, and even faux flowers. Climbing Hydrangea –A trailing variety of the popular hydrangea plant, this perennial features large clusters of full blooming tiny flowers with a verdant foliage of deep green heart shaped leaves. It is commonly grown as a mounding shrub but can can reach a height of 30 to 80 feet and are considered to be vigorous climbers which make them highly suitable for fences, trellises, columns and other exterior support structures. Its growing behavior usually differs as sometimes its vines wrap themselves around a structure, while in other instances, it has aerial roots which cling to standing surfaces. Climbing hydrangeas are easy to grow and need a well drained, moist, rich soil and regular watering. To grow and bloom full, it needs partial shade to full sun. Decorative Fence Ideas Below are some decorative fence ideas ideas which you can explore as you spruce up your fence. We hope you get inspired as much as we are. Fence Planter BoxesThis vertical gardening strategy also enables you keep your plants away from ground critters. For example, if you grow herbs, you can keep them safely away from rabbits, slugs, etc… While having a garden that’s more shaded may not sound appealing, having a garden in full sunlight can also be damaging to your plants, so make sure you choose climbing plants that cope well in this type of climate. Sweet peas do well against a sunny fence.

Old rain boots can be used as quirky fence decors too. Instead of putting outgrown boots into trash, don’t let it go to waste. Fill them with soil, add some petunias or million bells then mount them into fence rails for that unconventional decorative flair. This is a great planter for home or apartment use and is ideal for green thumbs who want to grow a mini garden in a tight space!planters flowers gazebo mailbox pavers thegreenhead umbrellas consequently Wrap Around Post Planter | The Green Head It helps develop micro climate within a yard. A “living fence” which is covered with huge amounts of plants is well insulated as the plants regulate temperature by shading and cooling. Rubber boots are suitable for use as fence planters because they are firm and they have large openings which allow the plants to breath and the water to get in. Its variety in design and color is a plus, as it can make any fence flourish with character. This type of climber uses roots to clasp onto vertical surfaces. Unlike the other climbing plants it does not need to wrap around an object to grow. Ivy and Hydrangea seemannii are common types of aerial root climbing plants. To begin, we suggest digging the post hole so it is approximately three times wider than the fence post. For example, if you have a 3 inch wide post that you need to sit over 1.83m (6ft) in height above the ground, we recommend the hole size should be: 230mm [wide] (9”) x 600mm [depth]. This rule of thumb can be followed for all size posts (e.g. a 6ft high fence would require a hole depth of at least 600mm or 2ft). We do not recommend every post hole to be the same no matter the height of the fence post.