From the team at Gardeners' World Magazine
Plant up this bright and perky container display in three quick steps.
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Plant is not at its best in November |
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This pink, perky display produces a contemporary feel, with the contrasting dark leaves bringing some drama to the arrangement.
To keep the container looking good, water it regularly and remove the blooms as they fade for a display that will perform until the first frosts of autumn. Place it in full sun or partial shade.
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