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Hi. I'm a final year product design student, currently undertaking my final design project about balcony gardening. My particular focus is for for those who are older and may have had to downsize (leaving behind a much beloved garden) to a smaller

Can you suggest some pot plants for an east facing small balcony, plants that will require little attention but possibly provide colour and scent? Theres a great range of patio sized Buddleias out there now and they provide colour and great nectar

Hi all I have recently moved into my first flat with a balcony (yay!) and I am looking to get some colour in there for the spring/summer months, they would need to be annual as opposed to perennial as I may not be able to take them with me if I move

Hey everybody. Not sure this is in the right place but I'm looking for some sort of pot to hang from my balcony hand rail. Want to use them to grow tumbling tomatoes. Any links to suitable products would be fantastic! Trying to visualise a balcony

Hello, I have a large balcony area on my house which is need to fill with plants, shrubs etc but I have no idea how to go about it. The reason being is that during the winter months the balcony recives very little direct sun light and is quite a

 all crammed together etc.etc.- they are starting to look exhausted so I won't speak too soon - I will give anything away but intend to fill my balconies to the brim first I'm 3 flights up so I think its a bit too blowy and cold even in the sheltered parts

Hi, I have recently bought a property with a north west facing balcony. I am after a scented climber to go on a west south facing wall. There is a balcony above mine creating some shade.   The plant needs to be able to thrive in a pot suitable

The balcony after rectification, became looks like, or envy other people's big balcony!!!!!In a large stone runnel envy fish lotus, envy terrace filled the wisteria and Chinese rose.Home only on the balcony one meter wide, the results of many times

Hi, Can you help me identify what plants these might be? They were placed on apartment balconies at the Olympics East Village. Tall one: Round one in the middle:       Your help is appreciated. That second one just looks like a Topiary Ball

can harden them off late spring. I live in a flat and have a balcony.