How to plant hanging baskets ... Before planting, you should line your basket with a good-quality liner – coir or moss works well – and cut holes in the sides to tuck in side plants.

Struggling with hanging baskets that look lackluster as soon as you leave the nursery? You're not alone. Here's the secret to keeping them lush all summer.

Grab two hanging wire baskets, two coconut coir basket liners, and a pack of zip ties at Dollar Tree. You'll also need a sheet of durable material like a Cooking Concepts Flexible Chopping Mat ...

Gardeners have been urged not to hang their baskets outdoors just yet, ... To create your own, start by choosing a wire or plastic basket with good drainage holes and a sturdy hanging chain.

One growing trend for plants is to use hanging baskets, which can be strung up either indoors or outdoors. They can provide fresh ways to display greenery in your home or on your porch, creating a ...

Hanging baskets. Mention hanging baskets to a veteran gardener and you are likely to get an eyeroll in response. “They’re just not worth the trouble,” you might hear.

Grow with KARE: Hanging baskets Bobby and Laura share the top three mistakes and how to fix them in this week's Grow with KARE. To stream KARE 11 on your phone, you need the KARE 11 app.

Hanging baskets for a summer display should be planted in April so they can become well-established. Non-tender plants that are hardier to cooler temperatures can be planted in mid-spring.