Got a retaining wall?
Add a little color and texture to your landscaping with these gorgeous cascading plants for retaining walls. They're the perfect way to turn an eyesore into something beautiful. There's something so inviting about plants draping
Found materials and small trailing succulents can be combined to make a charming chandelier. Here, we use the succulent variety *Senecio radicans* to create a gorgeous cascading plant display.
These are the 11 best types of cascading plants for retaining walls and pots, which can be grown in a range of climate and soil conditions.
Looking to brighten up your retaining wall?
Get to know this selection of spilling and draping plants. - by Roger Fox
Add a little color and texture to your landscaping with these gorgeous cascading plants for retaining walls. They're the perfect way to turn an eyesore into something beautiful. There's something so inviting about plants draping
Create a stunning garden and retaining wall feature with these 5 cascading plants. They look great, and are low maintenance too!
Looking to brighten up your retaining wall?
Add a little color and texture to your landscaping with these gorgeous cascading plants for retaining walls. They're the perfect way to turn an eyesore into something beautiful. There's something so inviting about plants draping
Got a retaining wall?
Casuarina glauca Cousin It is so named because of its full, cascading growing habit, resembling "Cousin It" from the old television show, "The Adam's Family!". It is an extremely tough Australian Native groundcover which grows over anything in its way, and looks especially interesting planted over uneven areas, giving it a different look to anything else you ever could plant. It is drought hardy and can also tolerate light frost and semi-damp areas and is happy in full sun through to part shade. It will only grow to 30cm but has a spread of approx. 1.5m and is useful for weed suppression. "Cousin It" would also look fabulous, planted in retaining walls, in pots and over rocks. An unusual and intriguing plant.....
Cascading plants add beauty to gardens. The plants grow like vines that will trail down vertically, creating a waterfall effect. Some spread to retaining
While gardening trends come and go, the enthusiasm for natural-style gardens is proving something of stayer. A new survey of such gardens shows us how we might introduce more wildness into our patch.
Looking to set up a cascading vertical garden? Here are the best plants you can add, including edibles, flowers and greenery.
Cascading plants add beauty to gardens. The plants grow like vines that will trail down vertically, creating a waterfall effect. Some spread to retaining