Assess sunlight at the window. Choose low-growing plants to preserve views. Decide on seasonal rotation or year-round foliage.
Trailing plants (ivy) at front, low fillers behind, taller at back—creates 3D depth. Avoid large-rooted plants that become root-bound.
Select long-blooming, compact varieties. Mix standalone bloomers with durable color (marigolds) for continuous show. Window boxes make gardening accessible anywhere.
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