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A Begonia and Vinca Vine Container Garden Recipe for Partial Shade

Begonia and Vinca Container Design

Begonias are great container plants for both the summer and fall seasons.   This recipe is one of of the easiest partial shade designs to make. The quantities listed are designed to work in 24 inch diameter pots, although you can alter your own quanties for your container.

Begonia and Vinca Container Design

What You Need:

  • Circle #1:  Two 4-6inch pots of Pink Begonias
  • Circle #2:  Two 4-6 inch pots White Begonias
  • Circle #3:  One Geranium
  • Four to Eight Annual Vinca Vines around the perimeter

Plant the pot according to the chart on the right, and water two to three times a week in warm weather, and once per week in cool weather.

Cool Weather Tips:

If you live in an area with cool fall and winter months where temperatures regularly dip below 40 degrees, bring the begonias and geranium indoors for the winter.

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November 2nd, 2009 | Posted by: Amy
Categories: Small Spaces: Mailboxes and Containers

2 Responses to “A Begonia and Vinca Vine Container Garden Recipe for Partial Shade”

  1. I have begonias as single specimens in pots. Maybe I should take a page from your book and give them companions. Begonias add great color inside through the winter.

  2. Thanks for the information.Cool Picture,I expect more pictures from you in future.I want to learn more. Anymore useful information would be great.I expect further update on the topic in future.
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