Balcombe Street Window Box Company

The Balcombe Street Window Box Company supplies ready filled window boxes, patio/terrace pots, hanging baskets, entrance plants, and balcony boxes in and around central London, they also can fill your own pots.

Autumn and Winter Fashion

Winter is one of the most elegant seasons of year. However, if you want the most most fashionable window boxes this season, then go for purple and red. Mix hot festive red berry plants such as solanum and skimia and team them with red and purple cyclamens which will give you a hot and festive statement. Add in the mix evergreens such as rosemary, and bay and you'll have a spicey twist. For a cool and contemporary look, go for an evergreen such as a buxus, hebe or conifer, surround with white cyclamen, pansies or violas which will bring a touch of elegance to any home. Up until November you can plant bulbs under your arrangement such as daffodil, tulip, crocus or hyacinth which will give your boxes some early spring colour to look forward to in the new year.

Edible

For all you foodies out there ... why not indulge in an edible window box! This time of year there are less herbs available but you could mix bay and rosemary with heathers, evergreens and/or flowers such as pansies and cyclamen.

Indoor and Novelties

And for those of you who would rather have an indoor window box - why not try an indoor window box plant arrangement. Use a silver window box for a contemporary look or try a novelty pot such as a giant tea cup or pottery handbag filled with plants or flowers to add a splash of colour to your home.

Gifts

With talk of Christmas an arrangement could be the perfect gift for that someone special. Glow & Grow, our new candle collection. An indoor fragranced candle in a flower pot, supplied with seeds and soil to grow your own flowers once the candle has burnt out.

Caring for your plants

This time of year you need to water your pots about once a week. Make sure you keep the soil moist. Remember rain isn't a substitute for watering as often your boxes will be sheltered from the rain. Wind can dry out your boxes too. Dead-head flowers to keep boxes looking neat. Trim evergreens if they grow unruly.

There is a window box for every season and occasion, from brightening up a basement to making a grand entrance. A patio pot or window box can make a world of difference to any property - home or business. Apartments and shops, modern or traditional, cooking enthusiasts or those looking to relax, the Balcombe Street Window Box Company has many innovative ideas.

For further information contact:
Martine Davis
Balcombe Street Window Box Company
www.window-box.co.uk
Tel: 020 7723 4496