Heartwarming Native Hanging Plants

The plants are divided into three categories.

Native hanging plants. Smaller plants such as succulents quickly go unnoticed in an overflowing flower bed but become the spotlight in containers. Native Prickly Plants. About the Native Plants for Conservation Restoration and Landscaping Project.

5 out of 5 stars. Thrillers plants with some striking characteristics that will draw. They need less fertilizers pesticides or use less water.

Herbs can be grown all together in one basket or added to flowers to provide lovely aromas and green texture. It thrives in humidity so this houseplant lives well in a kitchen or bathroom. While these plants are eye catching they are spiky so its best if you look at them from afar.

Friends FNPS plant sales Specialty providers. Native American Woven Coil Round Baskets Set of 3 - Vintage Decorative Coiled Brown and Beige Woven Straw Baskets Wall Hanging Bowls. New York Native Plants.

This project is the result of a collaboration between the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation and the Virginia Native Plant Society and was made possible by a grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and a NOAA grant from the Virginia Coastal Zone Management Program. Arrowhead Vine With its large pointy leaves arrowhead vine Syngonium podophyllum is one of the best hanging plants for filling empty spaces. Other plant varieties that thrive in hanging planters are ivy fern and lobelia and also make excellent houseplants during the colder months.

The leaves are a blueish-gray color. Spider plant ivy creeping fig Ficus pumila and sweet potato vine do very well in hanging baskets. Grows naturally on trees.