Plant combos

Make awesome plant combinations, step-by-step. Learn how to use contrast, color, texture & form to make unforgettable plant combinations in your garden.

As my plant collection grew, I realized there wasn’t enough indoor real estate to accommodate them all, and I started layering multiple plants together in one pot. Because of this layering, I realized that many houseplants, often from tropical origins, actually thrive when planted together.

Want to grow multiple plants together in one pot? Looking for the best Houseplant Combination that could work out in your favor? You are at the right place!

Discover the beauty and impact of limited color palettes in container garden design and find inspiration for stunning combinations.

Plant herbs and flowers together in pots to create an edible and beautiful display to place around your home. The tips to success are to choose herbs and flowers that like the same conditions and that grow in the same season. If you are new to gardening, growing herbs and flowers together is a great place to start.

Ready to dress up your front flower beds? Try these showy plant combos from Chicago landscape architect Pamela Self, who designs Michigan Avenue's dazzling annual summer display.

This list of best perennial plant combinations will help you create the most eye-catching pairing and fill your garden with color throughout the seasons. #gardening #gardenideas #perennialtips #flowerpairings #perennialgarden #bhg

In her new book ‘Grow 5’, Lucy Bellamy sets out easy planting schemes for year-round displays, all of which involve combinations of just five plants. Here we look at a border scheme designed to look its best in June, inspired by the way flowers arrange themselves in nature