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Oct 13, 2014 5:31 PM CST
Name: Fiat
Modesto -The Central Valley of (Zone 9b)
Hi, I am a rookie to the plant growing. Just a few days ago, I traded my big husky dog house for this big heavy ceramic planter (18"W x 18"H).
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Now I am wondering what kind of plant(s) I can and best plant in it? I live in zone 9b - the central valley of CA - like desert weather: hot&dry in summer and cold at night in winter (some rain too). Since this pot is huge and heavy (definitely even heavier when filled with soil), I have no plan to move indoor any time. So it will sit on some spot in my uncovered patio (partially open to east and south); then could be moved (rolled) to the patio side under the small overhang when it rains. That said, I have very few in mind of plants for the new home. I suppose the possible candidate categories include flowers (e.g., Iris), trees (e.g., ?), and low profile plants (e.g., Hostas). Some may suggest doing a collection of various plants? Or even plant bulbs in layers? I welcome all suggestions and ideas. Thank you. (Oh, I think I have the luxury of waiting for the right planting time for any chosen plants.)
If a plant looks good, smells good, don't eat it, grow it!
Fiat
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