If you're looking to add charm to the facade of your home, window boxes will fast track you there. Window boxes can also be a ...

Not every plant will thrive in a window box on a south-facing facade or a sun-filled patio full of terracotta planters, but ...

If you have a full-sun location, your window box flowers need to be able to take the heat. Lantana is a shrubby flower that pollinators love, and it keeps blooming throughout the hottest days of ...

"Understand the amount of light your window box planters get. If they're on the north side of your house or under a large overhang, they may get little to no direct sun. Avoid planting flowers ...

My terrace apartment faces west and I was wondering what flowers would be good to plant in window boxes. The sun is very strong ... for your window box. Dwarf zinnias, which are multi-colored ...

Here are the best window box flowers to choose for both sunny and shady spots. Related: 8 Flowering Bushes to Boost Curb Appeal Nenov/Getty Images Geraniums are hardy, easy-to-care-for flowers that ...

For more upright choices, here are some of my favorites for a part-sun window box: coleus (most any), browallia, torenia, caladium, euphorbia 'Diamond Frost' or 'Stardust White Sparkle,' purple ...

Most herbs require full sun, although several (mints, for example) can handle some shade. Pay attention to their growing needs, especially if they will be in one place (like a window box ...

Here are the best window box flowers to choose for both sunny and shady spots. Geraniums are hardy, easy-to-care-for flowers that work great in containers. Since they love the sun and can survive ...

You also can swap out flowers by season: Think cheerful pansies in spring, heat-loving summer annuals, then fall favorites such as chrysanthemums in the fall. When choosing window boxes ...