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by jonni13 on February 02, 2006 03:56 AM
I've never brought in aquilegias so I don't know how they would do in window boxes indoors. They do alright in containers outdoors. But they do have a dormant period where there is nothing to see but a crown.
For a beginner and given your decor, I'd try some pansies. Any colors that you like, either bold or pastels. They would be easy to start with and relatively cheap until you see how you would like to go.
What ever you do, have fun with it.
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For a beginner and given your decor, I'd try some pansies. Any colors that you like, either bold or pastels. They would be easy to start with and relatively cheap until you see how you would like to go.
What ever you do, have fun with it.
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by mrsmessy on February 10, 2006 09:50 AM
Don't know about inside window boxes - you might want to try African Violets on a shelf in front of the window just to see if you like it. I remember a friends triple decker with a back porch that he hung window boxes on (facing in) and filled with red, white and blue impatience. It was lovely and lasted from mid-spring through fall. In the summer he would put tall taper style candles in the boxes for dining by candlelight in the evenings.
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What I'd like to accomplish is some beautiful flowers / plants that will look decent all year (blooming or not). I have about 5-8 windows that I'd like to do. I'm not exactly wealthy either. My home decor is sortof a blue/yellow/white spring toile french country type look. I'd like to have some flowers that go well with the decor. I also don't want to bite off more than I can chew with my first big planting project and wasting all kinds of money on dead plants. lol. Any ideas? Where to start? Layout ideas? Nicely priced boxes? Oh, I live in Boston, MA area - not really sure how to figure out zone. I found this flower that I absolutely love called "Aquilegia, Blue/White" Anybody know about this flower? Am I in over my head, or on to something?
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