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Plants of window boxes or window box plantations need to be introduced again. Boxes for planting outside these window frames can be as creative as possible and from various materials. The most widely used are usually iron wire boxes and wooden boxes. Whether using a wire box or a wooden box, you still have to provide a pot to plant on the inside. This pot should be smaller in diameter to fit inside the box. Only, if using a wire box, then the pot will be visible. Make sure you choose a pot with a beautiful design. As for the wooden box, you can use ordinary black or orange pot.

Note the number of plants, soil, with the strength of the box structure used. Make sure the box is strong enough and well attached to the wall, so it is not easy to collapse and damage. Customize the design of the box with your home design. House with Mediterranean or classical design, you should use wooden box equipped with molding or wood carving. For a Scandinavian minimalist home, use a plain wooden box without a profile. While the vintage-style industrial house should use a box of iron bars.

Here are some important points to keep in mind to help you choose, cultivate, and maintain window boxes:

1. Choose a style that suits your home. It takes soft wood or wooden boxes that are easy to paint or stain to blend in beautifully with their surroundings. Plastics, metal, terra-cotta, or concrete boxes can work as well, but work harder with.

2. Note the size. A window box looks best if its length is within a few inches of the window size, although slight differences in length or short will not hurt. Plants need space to grow and soils that do not dry too quickly the box should be at least 8 inches to give room for top growth and 8 inches for the roots.

3. Make your own box if your window is oddly sized. Use a 1 inch board and a simple workshop with waterproof glue and galvanized or brass screws to secure the pieces.

4. Go for a bright exposure to please most plants. This, though, improves your watering tasks. Remember that some window boxes are protected from rain, so you need to check regularly for drought. Do not worry if there is a color. Many excellent shade plants thrive in partial or full color.

5. Position the box under the window with a few inches. If you happen to have a window open out, you should drop the box.

Treatment of plants for garden windows
We recommend that you select a combination of plants with almost the same treatment, especially watering and fertilizing. Spacing and the amount of light must be considered. Do not let anything too hot, while other types less light because it is covered by other plants.

Routine trimming and cleaning pots should also be done, so that the pot near the window does not appear full of dirt. Do not make this window garden if your roof edge almost coincides with the wall and has no gutters. It is feared rain water from the roof will damage the plant.

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