| I have an antique urn and would like to plant a shrub in it, what would be a good choice? |
| The urn probably does not have drainage holes in the bottom, so I'd suggest simply placing a potted plant in the opening rather than actually planting in the urn. You can use one of the smaller azaleas, or a heather. Both adapt well to containers. For a shady exposure, how about a fuchsia or maidenhair fern? Some trailing plants to consider are Thunbergia (black-eyed Susan vine), petunias, or trailing verbena. |
