thewindowboxcompany.com - Bringing Nature Back To The City

"Window boxes add some spark to house exteriors"

Window boxes are limited only by your imagination.
A lushly planted window box instantly enhances a boring view from a window and adds curb appeal to a home. They can be a welcome shock of color, texture and style on the deck or patio... more

Bring nature back into to your environment. Living in the city, you can still stay in touch with nature. You might have a small balcony with little sun and lots of wind, or a small, shady courtyard with worn-out soil, or an exposed, gusty rooftop. You certainly have windows ~ and if there are windows, you can have windowboxes!

You can grow flowers and foliage plants suited for sun or shade; herbs, small salad greens and other vegetables, miniature roses, little bulbs and small evergreens. You can change plants with the seasons for different displays in spring, summer, autumn and winter.

Create a windowbox to suit your own style

Bright flowers attract the butterflies and ladybirds. A windowbox will give nature a place in the city.

Have a flamboyant, overflowing design, with colourful plants that arch gracefully or tumble and cascade.

Romantically styled windowboxes full of movement and life ~ colours can be soft or bold, harmonious and related or a riot of mixed hues.

Go for a more formal look - a simple colour scheme can bring a much needed touch of serenity to your life.

If the windowbox is in bright sun, clear, strong colors look best ~ pastels tend to fade. On the other hand, pastels and white are ideal for enlivening a shady spot.

Click here to find out more about the range of choices that

thewindowboxcompany.com

can offer you. There are also a few hints and tips, and Galleries to help you decide what you'd like to see in your window. Then contact me to arrange your free consultation.

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