Spring is finally here, and it’s time to bring your outdoor spaces back to life with vibrant, fresh planters! Whether you’re refreshing your front porch or creating a colorful garden accent, choosing the right plants will ensure your spring arrangements thrive.
At Moscarillo’s Garden Shoppe, we’re excited to help you get started with our Spring Planter Revival Class on Saturday, April 5th, at 10:00 AM. This hands-on workshop is perfect for all ages, offering a fun way to welcome spring as a family.
Here are some of our top plant picks for a gorgeous, long-lasting spring planter:
Pansies are a spring staple, bringing bold, cheerful hues to any container. These cool-weather-loving flowers come in an array of colors, from deep purples and blues to bright yellows and oranges. They’re also incredibly hardy, making them a great option for early spring planters.
Family-Friendly Tip: Let the kids pick their favorite colors and plant them together in a fun pattern!
Nothing says spring like the golden trumpets of daffodils. These perennials add height and texture to your planters, and they return year after year when planted in the ground after blooming.
Care Tip: Keep your daffodil bulbs well-watered, and don’t remove their leaves until they turn yellow to ensure strong growth next year.
Tulips bring an elegant touch to any spring display. Their graceful blooms stand tall and provide a striking contrast against lower-growing flowers like pansies. Mix different tulip colors for a vibrant, dynamic look.
Family-Friendly Tip: Try a “surprise planter” with different tulip colors, and have the kids guess what will bloom first!
These dainty blooms not only add beauty but also bring a lovely fragrance to your porch or patio. Narcissus flowers are resilient and pair beautifully with other springtime favorites.
Care Tip: Make sure your planters have good drainage to prevent bulbs from sitting in water.
Looking for something to spill over the edges of your planter? Vinca is a fantastic trailing plant that adds a lush, green touch while also being drought-tolerant. It pairs beautifully with taller flowers, filling out your container with rich foliage.
Bonus: Vinca is low-maintenance, making it great for busy families who want an easy, beautiful display.
To add height and a bit of drama to your arrangement, curly willow is the perfect choice. These twisted, sculptural branches create an eye-catching focal point and can be reused in seasonal planters throughout the year.
Family-Friendly Tip: Let the kids help place the curly willow for a fun, creative touch!
Join Us for Our Spring Planter Revival Class!
If you’re ready to put together your own stunning spring planter, join us this Saturday, April 5th, at 10:00 AM for our hands-on workshop. We’ll walk you through the best plant combinations, design tips, and proper care techniques to keep your spring display looking fresh for weeks.
Spring is all about renewal—so let’s bring your planters back to life! Visit Moscarillo’s Garden Shoppe this weekend and start the season off with color, creativity, and a little gardening fun. 🌿🌷
See you there!
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