10 Best Flowers For Hanging Baskets

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Thinking about adding some flair to your porch or patio?

Hanging baskets are a great way to do it! But which flowers are the best for them?

Whether you want lots of color or something easy to care for, we’ve got some top picks for you.

Ready to find the perfect flowers for your hanging baskets?

Let’s get started!

Fuchsias

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Fuchsias are absolutely stunning in hanging baskets with their drooping, vibrant blooms. They love shady spots and add a touch of elegance and drama.

Bacopa

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Bacopa is perfect for hanging baskets with its cascading blooms that look like pretty white waterfalls. It’s super easy to care for and blooms all season long.

Lobelia

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Lobelia’s tiny blue flowers create a beautiful waterfall effect in hanging baskets. They’re great for adding a cool, calming vibe to your outdoor spaces.

Calibrachoa

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Calibrachoa, or “million bells,” are ideal for hanging baskets with their non-stop, colorful blooms. They’re like mini petunias and super easy to grow.

Geraniums

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Geraniums are a classic choice for hanging baskets because of their bright, cheerful flowers. They thrive in the sun and add a happy touch to any space.

Sweet Alyssum

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Sweet Alyssum’s tiny, honey-scented flowers create a dense, cascading effect. They’re perfect for adding a sweet, fragrant touch to your hanging baskets.

Petunias

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Petunias are a favorite for hanging baskets, thanks to their bold, vibrant colors. They bloom continuously and can handle a bit of neglect, making them perfect for busy folks.

Ivy Geraniums

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Ivy Geraniums are made for hanging baskets with their trailing vines and bright blooms. They’re hardy and can handle a bit of rough weather too.

Begonias

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Begonias with their waxy, colorful blooms are fantastic for hanging baskets in shady spots. They’re low-maintenance and add a lush, tropical feel.

Nasturtiums

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Nasturtiums are a delightful addition to hanging baskets with their vibrant, edible flowers. They thrive on neglect and add a splash of cheerful color.

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