Creating year-round interest in deck planters without annual replanting is a common challenge. Most perennials bloom briefly, while annuals provide continuous color but require yearly replacement.
Plant dwarf boxwood (Buxus microphylla var. japonica 'Kingsville Dwarf') along the center of the box, and edge with dwarf variegated ivy. This evergreen framework stays attractive all year. In the space between, tuck in seasonal annuals—petunias for summer, pansies for winter.
The permanent greenery ensures the container never looks bare, even if you forget to swap seasonal flowers.
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