Plant one per 4-inch pot. They'll drape beautifully:
Tiny pots dry in hours. Check 2–3× daily in heat. Consider self-watering inserts or group pots in a tray with capillary mat.
Replant each spring with fresh soil. Perennials won't survive winter in such small containers in Zone 5.
These create a charming vertical display by your front door.
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