Herbs are great additions to hanging planters. Although they don't require as much care as ornamental flowers, herbs do need to be fed. The herbs will require little care once the basket is in place. If you want them to grow quickly, it is best to water them only once or twice per week.
Hanging planters can use many types of herbs. You can use mint, parsley, thyme and dill in hanging planters. These plants are very easy to grow with many varieties. There are several varieties of rosemary available, including one that spills off the bottom of the container. Prostrate rosemary is a great choice for this method because it grows lower. In general, herbs should be spaced at least 6 inches apart.
Hanging planters make it easy to grow herbs. You can either grow them in pots, or in raised garden beds. Basil, rosemary and thyme are some of the most common herbs that can be grown in hanging planters. These herbs are ideal for hot Australian summers, and all three require plenty of water. Hanging planters also save valuable ground space which is important for growing herbs. It is also easy to maintain.
If you are looking for herbs to hang in your planters, make sure to choose annuals. These will only produce leaves for one growing season. They will need to replanted. Luckily, there are herbs that can be grown in containers that will provide continuous freshness for several years. You can grow basil and cilantro year after year, making them both very popular. These can also be planted in the spring or autumn if you plan to use them for cooking.
You should take into account the lighting requirements of your herbs when you are growing them in hanging pots. They need plenty of light to grow well but also require frequent watering. Hanging planters need full sun exposure. Place them where you get the most sunshine. The plants will need to be hung in a location where they receive water regularly. They need to be rotated every few days to maintain their growth evenly.
Hanging planters are ideal for herbs. They can be placed in windows or balconies. This container will allow herb plants to grow faster than in their regular containers. To thrive, they need lots of sunlight so they're best suited to patios or windows. Besides looking attractive, they also improve the air quality of your home. You can also make your home healthier. If you aren't sure, try growing your herbs in a hanging planter.