Holding your hanging basket steady, press the bottomless plastic nursery pot into roughly the center of the soil. Aim for about 1 or 2 inches down — deep enough that the pot doesn't wobble too much.

Shop plastic plant pots, ceramic planters, hanging planters and more. Experts explain how to choose an indoor pot to keep your plants healthy. IE 11 is not supported.

Step into any nursery or farmers market and you’ll find rows upon rows of plants hanging overhead in the green plastic pots with the chunky hook. According to Jessie Waldman of Pistils Nursery ...

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Alternatives to plastic pots include plantable ones made from rice hulls, peat, cow manure, wood pulp, and coconut coir. They will break down in the soil and allow the roots to grow through the walls.

Hanging planters are a great way to fill gaps that plants can’t reach on their own, whether that’s hanging from tree branches, from a balcony or pergola roof, or even an old hat stand.

Holding your hanging basket steady, press the bottomless plastic nursery pot into roughly the center of the soil. Aim for about 1 or 2 inches down — deep enough that the pot doesn't wobble too much.