#1 Wavy Petunias

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The wave petunia is a plant that offers a unique and attractive look that spreads downward and outward. Its flowers will bloom without much effort.

#2 ivy geraniums

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Ivy Geraniums have much smaller flowers. When ripe, it will spill over the edge of the container. It can survive in shorter periods of intense heat and even drought conditions.

#3 Bacopa

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Bacopa displays tiny mauve, pink or white flowers and pendulous stems. It grows well in both light shade and sun.

#4 Verbena

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Verbena is a perennial plant that produces impressive flowers from the first year of planting. It is an incredibly heat tolerant plant if you keep it well watered.

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#5 Convolvulus Sabatius

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Convolvulus Sabatius sports lilac-blue trumpet-shaped flowers. It grows happily with plenty of sun.

#6 licorice plant

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The licorice plant has small, felt-like leaves. Its stems will grow and then fall creating a beautiful backdrop and frame for your container.

#7 Golden Creeping Jenny

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Golden Creeping Jenny is a type of low-growing plant that produces golden-green leaves that cascade from pots. It grows well in shade or sun, and is watered regularly.

#8Zinnia angustifolia

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Zinnia Angustifolia produces large quantities of small flowers but can be heat tolerant. It is resistant to powdery mildew once it starts to leak out of containers.

#9 Scévola

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Scaevola is known as a groundcover that offers small flowers in purple, blue and mauve. It needs full sun, well-drained soil and plenty of water when the weather is dry.

#10 Madagascar Periwinkle

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Madagascar Periwinkle is planted as a flowering ground cover. That’s why many gardeners choose to grow it to trail over the sides of containers.

#11 Nasturtium

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Nasturtium produces bright, cheerful, edible flowers, along with a pretty little mound of water-lily-like leaves. Favors cultivation in the coldest seasons.

#12 Black Eyed Susan Vine

Black-Eyed Susan Vine produces a small five-petal flower that comes in white, peach or yellow and will grow in clusters. When it grows, it is time to start overflowing, giving it a cascading appearance that gardeners fall in love with.