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22 Best Outdoor Hanging Plants

Outdoor hanging plants might just be our favorite way to up the charm factor of a garden or home, big or small. Think sunny window boxes, a front porch beam studded with lush ferns, or a hanging basket spilling over with petunias as an accent to a collection of patio plants.

“Hanging baskets are a great final touch to a space that needs more texture than architecturally planned,” says landscape designer Daniel McCurry of Father Nature Landscapes, headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama.

To help you bring a little height and texture to your patio, porch, balcony, or landscape plantings, we’ve gathered our favorite outdoor hanging plants here—from cascading flowers to trailing vines, from full sun options to shade lovers. But first, there are a few things you need to consider:

Plan to water outdoor hanging plants more often. McCurry, who is based where summer temperatures are quite intense, says, “Because of their suspension in the air, hanging baskets require daily watering. So only buy them if you have the capacity for daily watering or drip irrigation for them.”
Place them where foot traffic won’t be compromised, says McCurry. (After all, no one wants to run face first into a plant.)
If you’re envisioning a hanging basket with multiple plants, consider a pre-planted one. “The plants are typically grown together by the grower, so their roots seem to be deeper and more established when you first purchase them,” says McCurry.

A final word of advice: "Chat with the experts at your local plant shop, or check with your extension service," advises Country Living Senior Food & Garden Editor Chris Michel. While these plant selections are all low-maintenance and suited to outdoor hanging planters, local experts can help you decipher which are best for your growing conditions and how best to care for them in your environment.

Petunia

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Technically a tender perennial, many modern petunia hybrids are now grown as annuals in all USDA Plant Hardiness Zones. Their voluminous flowers also make petunias ideal for outdoor hanging baskets, but know that some varieties do require a bit of trimming and deadheading. For a low-maintenance, heat-tolerant variety that doesn't need deadheading, try 'Supertunia Vista'. "It can trail up to 4 feet in a container!" says Melissa Lallo Johnson of @fancyflowerfarmer, a master gardener based in the Midwest.

Ferns

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In a shady or part-shade spot, ferns offer lovely trailing foliage. "I love the look of a hanging fern outdoors. The detail of the leaves as they unfurl is mesmerizing," says Johnson. "I cut mine back in late fall and then keep them by a basement window to regenerate for the following season."

Verbena

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Known for its stress-relieving essential oils, verbena is a beautiful hanging plant that comes in more than 250 different varieties. These butterfly-attracting plants demands lots of sun (8 to 10 hours per day) and a well-draining soil.

Blue Bacopa

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Bacopa is most easily grown outdoors in containers, which allows for the consistent moisture that this flowering plant needs. For optimal growth, hang your bacopa in a place where there is a lot of afternoon shade.

Moss Rose

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Thanks to its succulent leaves, this drought-tolerant, sun-loving plant can take the heat. Also known as moss rose purslane, Mexican rose, sun rose, and rock rose, it spills over outdoor hanging baskets beautifully and thrives in well-drained soil. Its flowers are available in white and an array vibrant warm hues to match your garden's palette. Take note: Hang it out of reach of children and pets; it is toxic if consumed.

Ivy Geranium

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This plant is great for hot and sunny areas. The low-maintenance blooms have gained popularity in European window boxes for their ability to repel flies in the summer.

Related: The Best Window Box Planters to Spruce Up Your Home

Spider Plant

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You may already know and love this yellow-and-green-hued houseplant inside your home, but you can grow it as an outdoor hanging plant too. This non-fussy perennial prefers bright sunlight, but avoid too much afternoon sun in hot climates as it is susceptible to sunburn. Plan to bring it indoors over winter unless you live in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 9 to 11.

Strawberries

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Yes, that summery favorite of fruit-forward desserts is also an easy plant to grow in a hanging container! Sun-loving strawberries are distantly related to the rose, so the flowers are pretty with a mild, pleasant smell. And of course you get the benefit of the fruit! Here's more on how to grow strawberries.

Hanging Fuchsia

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Know that fuchsias don’t bode well in hot climates, but they are great as outdoor hanging plants for summer and will attract hummingbirds. They do wonderfully along the coast or in cool areas.

Lobelia

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Lobelia comes in incredibly intense blue colors, which are a bit of a rarity in the plant world. Place them in full sun to part shade. Technically a tender perennial, as an annual, blue lobelia can thrive in climates all over the U.S. For a trailing variety, try 'Hot Water Blue'.

Begonia Boliviensis

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This hanging begonia breed is most alluring thanks to its unique, angel-wing-shaped leaf. Just one of these hummingbird-friendly plants can fill a whole container, whether in sun or shade. While not cold hardy in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones lower than 9, the tubers can be stored over winter and replanted in early spring.

Pothos

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Outdoors, this tropical hanging plant loves filtered light, humid air, and warm temperatures. Think a covered or screened porch. Unless you are in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 10 to 12, plan to bring it inside over the winter.

Scaevola Aemula "Blue Wonder"

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Commonly known as fan flower, the drought-tolerant plant boasts beautiful blue, fan-shaped flowers that look lovely in any hanging basket. And a bonus for lazy gardeners: No deadheading is necessary as it blooms.

Black-Eyed Susan Vine

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Don't let the vine variety throw you off—while it does grow rather rapidly and aggressively (they can actually climb up the basket's hangers), they're incredibly easy to maintain and produce very colorful flowers. Take note: It's best grown in cooler climates as an annual; avoid it in frost-free environments, where it can be an invasive perennial.

Oxalis Triangularis

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Also known as the "purple shamrock" or "false shamrock," Oxalis triangularis is a colorful hanging plant that can be grown outdoors or indoors. It's known for leaves that open up during the day and close at night. Place it where it gets afternoon shade, especially in intense heat, and plan to bring it inside over winter unless you live in USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 8 or above. Take note: Be careful where you place it; if eaten, this plant can be toxic to cats and dogs.

Nasturtium

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Preferring poor soil and full sun or partial shade, consider this the best low-maintenance hanging plant, specifically its trailing varieties. While most are annuals, some nasturtiums will also grow as perennials in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 9 to 11. The lovely blooms are also one of our favorite edible flowers!

String of Pearls

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We're sold on this hanging succulent for its striking bead-like looks alone. It's also drought-resistant. Plan to bring it inside during the cool seasons unless you live in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 9 to 11.

Calibrachoa

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Commonly referred to as Million Bells or trailing petunia, the pretty-in-pink plant is a go-to flowering plant for hanging baskets thanks to its fast-growing florals and variety of colors. Plant calibrachoa outdoors in the late spring in well-drained soil and you can enjoy the foliage until fall. Bonus: No need to deadhead the blooms.

Sweet Alyssum

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How sweet this flowering plant truly is—both heat- and drought-resistant, the white blooms can handle a handful of regions in the U.S., specifically milder environments. Its enticing scent also attracts bees and butterflies (and humans!).

Burro's Tail

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This sedum clearly earns its name from its long, tail-like woven branches, which look stunning hanging from a pot or basket on our porch or patio. Plan to take in inside over winter unless you live in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 9 to 11, where it can stay outdoors year round.

Pansies

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Self-seeding, easy-to-grow pansies prefer cooler weather, namely in the late fall and early spring. The blooms have also gained attention for their exquisite face-like petals.

Diascia

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The spilling plant's ideal growing conditions involve full sun or partial shade, cooler temperatures, and slightly acidic, well-drained soil.

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Getting Started

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Although there are many baskets that are perfect for hanging plants, the rules of container gardening still apply: Use a nutrient-rich soil and be sure to allow for drainage; choose hanging plants that make sense for your climate and for the spot where you plan to leave them; and water often—without much soil to retain water, hanging baskets need vigilance or they'll dry out.

Related: 10 Gardening Mistakes That Are Killing Your Plants

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Supertunia Petunias

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Able to shed its old blooms on its own, this breed of petunia comes in many rich shades and will draw hummingbirds and butterflies to your porch. Available on Amazon; $34.99 for four plants.

Related: 12 Plants That Are Perfect for Window Boxes

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Painted Lady

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Gorgeous two-toned foliage makes these little rosettes excellent, drought-resistant hanging plants for containers. Once established, they can tolerate extended dry periods; they generally flower in the warmer months. Available on Etsy; $4.99 for one plant.

Related: 14 of the Best Plants for Your Drought-Tolerant Garden

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Dwarf Lavender

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Any dwarf lavender will add not only its delicate purple shade to a basket but also its soothing scent. These sun-loving hanging plants will thrive near any window—you can't go wrong! Available from Burpee; $12.99 for one plant.

Related: 12 Plants That Will Make Your Garden Smell Great

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Lobelia

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The delicate blooms and exquisite blues, purples, and whites of lobelia make it an excellent choice for everything from garden borders and window boxes to hanging plants perfect for your porch. Lobelia does best in part-shade locations. Available from The Home Depot; $34.99 for pack of four.

Related: 25 Plants for Your Easiest Garden Ever

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Impatiens

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Although many impatiens are falling prey to downy mildew, by putting making them hanging plants, you can get them out of the ground and out of soil that could harbor the aggressive mold. If you plant them in containers, you can still enjoy the beautiful shades of one of America’s favorite annuals. Try ‘Busy Lizzies’ for their abundant flowers. Available from Burpee; $22.99 for 12 plants.

Related: 10 Fast-Growing Plants for (Almost) Instant Curb Appeal

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Sedum Morganianum

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Commonly known as Donkey’s Tail, this long-trailing succulent with vibrant green leaves will draw instant attention as hanging plants. Best grown in full sunlight with regular, moderate watering throughout the year, except in winter. Available on Amazon; $18.00 for four cuttings.

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Chrysanthemum

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A florist favorite, mums bring cold-weather color to your patio as hanging plants. Try ‘Maroon Pride’ for its deep fall shade or the fragrant 'Pink Magnificent.' Available from Etsy; $5.45 per plant.

Related: 8 No-Care Plants for Killer Curb Appeal in Every Season

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Fountain Grass

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Add dimension and texture to your basket with a dwarf fountain grass, such as ‘Red Riding Hood’. Give it full sun, and these low-maintenance hanging plants will reward you with a bountiful shape all year long! Available from The Home Depot; $14.99 for one quart-sized plant.

Related: 10 of the Best Shrubs for Any Garden

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Tradescantia

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Also known as spiderwort, this lovely perennial with long-lasting flowers will spread in the garden but stay perfectly contained in a hanging basket. Delightful! Available from Etsy; $6.50 for 12 spiderwort root systems.

Related: 20 Plants That Survive With or Without You

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Imagination Verbena

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Bright and deep purple-pink, ‘Imagination’ is just one of many verbenas that make perfect hanging plants. Give them full sun and keep the soil moist for best results. Available from The Home Depot; $34.99 for pack of four plants.

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Trailing Pansies

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Relatively new on the scene after more than a decade of breeding, trailing varieties of pansies do well as hanging plants in baskets and containers. Spreading larger and having deeper color than older pansy varieties, they are also extremely cold-resistant—surviving sub-zero temperatures. Available from Burpee; $12.99 for pack of four plants.

Related: 14 Long-Lasting Flowers for Your Yard

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Snowtopia

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Bacopa ‘Snowtopia’ has cascading evergreen stems that burst with a profusion of white blossoms from June through September. Favoring sun or semi-shade, it’s an ideal choice for a porch or patio. Available from Etsy; $3.46 for one packet of seeds.

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Fuchsia

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With its showstopping flowers, Fuchsia has been a long-time favorite with gardeners. The brightly colored, lantern-like flowers can attract hummingbirds to your yard and thrive in part to full shade. These plants need lots of nutrients when producing flowers, so tend fertilize them regularly and deadhead spent flowers to maximize their blooms. Available on Etsy; $7.99 for 15-20 seeds.

Related: These 10 Fascinating Garden Flowers Bloom Only at Night

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Begonias

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Begonias have earned their place as one of the best hanging plants for their showy flowers, free branching habit, and tolerance for heat. Available in a wide range of colors, from yellows, to oranges, to reds and pinks, “non-stop” varieties can give you blooms all year long. Available from Burpee; $23.99 for 12 plants.

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Calibrachoa

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Calibrachoa is also known as Million Bells for its steady output of tiny petunia-like flowers. The plant flowers at a rapid rate with colorful cascading blooms. Available from The Home Depot; $34.99 for pack of four plants.

Related: Bad Neighbors: 11 Plant Pairs Never to Grow Side by Side

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Sweet Alyssum

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Don’t be fooled by its dainty flowers, Sweet Alyssum grows in abundance. The plant begins producing blooms in mid-spring, provided the weather is warm. Although its blooms are most commonly white, there are special varieties that bursts with deep purple or light pink flowers. Available from The Home Depot; $34.99 for a pack of four plants.

Related: 10 Plants to Grow for a Pest-Proof Yard

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Moss Rose

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For a hanging that receives a lot of direct sunlight, Moss Rose is a hardy choice. These colorful flowers may look dainty but they can endure the sun's direct rays even on the brightest of summer days. Available from The Home Depot; $34.99 for a pack of four plants.

Related: 10 Ways to Weather-Proof Your Garden

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Lantana

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Lantana is a hardy plant that can survive in sunny spots, even with little water. This low-maintenance flower draws pollinators to the yard, so if you plant Lantana, expect to see plenty of bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds feeding on its nectar. Available from The Home Depot; $34.99 for a pack of four plants.

Related: 10 Flowers That Attract Bees to Your Garden

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Whether it's the porch, deck, or even inside the house, these plants will look beautiful in hanging baskets.

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Grab a list of perfect plants for large pots and containers and go get seedlings!

Planters are not only small flowerpots for indoor ampelous plants, but also large outdoor pots. We tell you what kind of plants to "populate" exactly such containers in order to decorate a veranda, patio, a recreation area in front of the house or even a balcony with them.

Begonia

Begonia is one of the main favorites of urban gardeners: this flower can be found in flowerbeds, flowerbeds and in balcony containers. It blooms all season (from May to October), does not require complex care, tolerates return frosts. This makes it an ideal plant for outdoor outdoor planters.

Begonia seedlings can still be planted in early summer.

Viola

Violas or pansies are long-awaited guests in any flower garden. They do not lose their beauty even at low temperatures and prolonged rains.

These unpretentious little ones have only two requirements for growers: timely watering and sufficient lighting. Therefore, you should not plant violas too close to each other - keep a distance of 20 cm between plants.

Geichera are delightful plants that delight with a huge variety of colors.
Several types of geyher are grown in culture: cylindrical, American, small-flowered, gooseberry-leaved, blood-red, hairy, hybrid.

Breeders have bred a large number of ornamental varieties with beautiful leaf color. We have collected the most popular of them in one article:

Heuchera prefer partial shade, so planters with them should not be installed in a sunny place.

Hydrangea paniculata

Hydrangea paniculata is one of the most common types of hydrangeas in gardens. To the delight of all lovers of container gardens, many varieties of this species are undersized. For example, hydrangea

with delicate white-pink inflorescences or pale green Little Lime grow to only 70 cm in height and 50-100 cm in width.

Hydrangea variety Pastel Green can also be planted in large containers - a new selection in 2016.

Lavender

Lavender is a beautiful, fragrant perennial. Fashion for him has not passed for many seasons.

Lavender is great for outdoor planting in summer. This culture loves the sun and does not need frequent watering. You don't have to worry about it drying out in the hot summer sun.

Blue fescue

Blue fescue is a perennial ornamental grass that looks great in large outdoor planters.

The height of the bushes is only 15-30 cm, but over the years they become more magnificent and denser.

Like lavender, fescue does not need to be over-moistened and fed.

Shaggy chamois

Shaggy pinnasetum (or pennisetum) is a perennial in nature, but because of its thermophilicity, it grows in cultivation as an annual. Of course, if you have the opportunity to transfer it to the greenhouse for the winter, it can delight you with its beautiful appearance in the next season.

In the middle lane, the hairy pinworm is grown through seedlings, as it will bloom too late when sown in open ground.

Petunia

Petunia is without exaggeration the main star of container gardens. It blooms all summer and fills the flower garden with its sweet aroma.

Among the types and varieties of petunias there is a flower for every taste: there are stately grandiflora petunias, miniature multiflora petunias, and ampelous pendula petunias.

A detailed classification of this crop and a list of tested varieties can be found in our selection:

Ivy

Common ivy is not only one of the most "reference" garden vines, but also an excellent plant for high outdoor planters, in which it grows as an ampelous culture.

The main advantages of ivy are that it is shade-tolerant, unpretentious, evergreen and boasts beautifully shaped leaves.

Small-leaved boxwood

Boxwood is a good choice for gardeners who want to experiment with topiary haircuts. From this low ornamental shrub, very interesting topiaries can turn out!

Small-leaved boxwood does not exceed 1.5 m in height, so it is suitable for growing in large pots and containers.

Thuja globular

Dwarf globular thuja is an ideal "inhabitant" for outdoor planters. Plants of this variety are quite compact, they will feel great in a large container.

Thuja does not need extra advertising: this culture looks decorative all year round, endures both heat and frost, and cleans the air well.

Fuchsia

Fuchsia is notable for its unusual shape of inflorescences - they look like outlandish two-color bells.

This spectacular plant can be safely planted in outdoor planters: it grows quickly, luxuriantly and blooms for a long time.

Khosta

Hostas are another favorite of landscape designers. This picky beauty will decorate even the most shady corner of the garden with her rich foliage. Most importantly, remember the rule: the darker the color of the hosta, the less demanding it is for lighting.

There are countless varieties and types of this crop, but still we tried! Look for a detailed classification of the most common types and varieties of hostas in our selection:

Chrysanthemum multiflora

Dwarf globular chrysanthemums literally flood garden shops in late summer and early autumn.
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