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play shelves. The container should also be of a compatible color and design or style for the setting where it is to be used.
Use the Proper Soil
The potting soil, or medium in which a plant grows, must be of good quality. It should be porous for root aeration and drainage, but also capable of water and nutrient retention. Most commercially prepared mixes are termed artificial, which means they contain no soil; therefore, no insects, diseases, or weeds.
Select the Right Plant
Trees, shrubs, flowers, vegetables, and herbs do well in containers. The important thing to remember is that growing a plant in a container does not change its basic light or moisture requirements. Sun-loving plants still need to be in full sun.
Growing plants together that have the same light and moisture requirements adds interest and beauty to the container garden. Avoid mixing slowgrowing and vigorous plants. Avoid selecting a plant that is too small for the container as the roots will not
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