- Encloses flower gardens or other plants.
- Typically available in 6, 12 or 18 in. heights.
- Made of galvanized or vinyl-coated metal or plastic.
Edging
- Typically constructed of polyethylene plastic, aluminum or galvanized steel with a rolled top edge.
- Another type is a length of scalloped wood slabs joined by wire in 3 ft. sections.
- Some types are designed to look like stone or brick but feature poly construction that won’t chip, crack or fade.
Plant Pot
- Also called planters.
- Comes in a variety of shapes and sizes, such as rectangular and round.
- Contains plants for hanging or displaying inside or outside the house.
- Clay pots are porous, allowing air and moisture to pass through.
- Plastic pots are lighter and more colorful, but depend on drainage holes to relieve excess moisture.
- Factors to consider when selecting a pot are size, drainage and construction.
- Pots often include a saucer to catch water from the drain holes.
Grow Light
- Gives indoor plants light they need to grow.
- Versatile and can be fitted into bookshelves, into
- In order for the plant to maintain its shape, evenly distribute the light from above.
Plant Hardware
- Used in conjunction with pots or other plant containers.
- Different types can include hooks and brackets in a wide variety of styles and finishes, including vinyl-coated and rustproof items.
- Other features include rotating hooks or swivel brackets.
Plant Stake
- Supports and gives extra protection to young plants.
- One popular type is the tomato cage or tower that encloses the tomato plant and contains and gives it support, especially when it is heavy with tomatoes.
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