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Window Sill and Balcony Plants

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When you only have a window sill or a balcony for displaying your plants, here are some that do best in small spaces.

Rated 0 points - posted 14 years ago by dspsfarm in category Home.

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The Erica Genus

Perennials with very small, needle-shaped leaves; the flowers are cylindrical and pinkish/purple. Providing a lot of interest for a small space. Prefers a cool spot.

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Begonias

Many varieties of begonias are available. Coming in luscious colors and not needing a lot of light, Begonia x Tuberhybrida and Begonia Semperflorens are two species to consider.

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The Coleus Genus

Many versions of coleus are available and they are easily propogated via stem cuttings. Grown easily indoors or out (during spring/summer) their leaves provide color and interest.

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Clerodendron Bungei (Verbenaceae)

When you rub the leaves of this plant, it gives off an unpleasant smell. Has a gorgeous flower, though, and is a rather dwarf-sized shrub.

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Poinsettia

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Liliaceae (Spider Plant)

Can grow outdoors during the spring/summer and be brought back in for overwintering. Easy to care for with an attractive variegated leaf that sends out "babies."

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