Plant
containers come in a large variety of
shapes and sizes as these illustrations
show.
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Traditionally, containers
made up one third of the total height of a
display. This has always been regarded as
a pleasing proportion. |
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However, recent
trends have been towards much taller containers
making up to two thirds or even four fifths
of the total display height. |
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Tall, tapered square containers
have been amongst the most popular in Europe
during the last few years... |
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... although more plain
shapes, such as straight-sided cylinders are
also popular, especially those made in metal. |
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Imaginative shapes such
as this are also available - you may have
seen these on 'Big Brother'! |
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Where you have a narrow
space, why not consider a shape like this
instead of a more traditional rectangular
trough. |
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And if you have a really
big tree to plant - fibreglass containers
can be made to measure. |
