Terrace and balcony plants
Buy terrace and balcony plants inexpensively online at Heijnen Plants. See below all types of plants suitable for the balcony or terrace.
Buying terrace and balcony plants online
As the name suggests, these plants are perfect for use on the balcony or terrace. These terrace and balcony plants grow well in a planter or pot. You can enjoy stylish planting thanks to the (rich) flowering and/or attractive foliage of these plants. By combining several terrace and balcony plants, you can quickly create a colourful oasis on your balcony or terrace with relatively few plants.
You can buy all terrace plants inexpensively online from Heijnen Plants' webshop. You can expect these plants to be delivered to your home within a few working days. Don't delay, order your plants today, and your balcony or terrace will look colourful again soon!
What are terrace and balcony plants?
As the name suggests, terrace and balcony plants are a selection of garden plants that lend themselves perfectly to a pot or planter on a terrace, patio or balcony. You can order balcony plants inexpensively online at Heijnen Plants. Using these garden plants, you can create a bright and green living environment, both on large and small terraces and balconies. Regardless of the size of your balcony/terrace, you can always find a suitable plant. Terrace and balcony plants are decorative (especially flowering perennials) because of their shape, colour or fragrance. Keep in mind that there are evergreen and non-evergreen balcony plants. If you want year-round colour on your balcony or terrace, choose evergreen potted plants. In addition, the positioning (number of hours of sunlight) and hardiness of the plant are important considerations when purchasing a terrace plant. For example, sun-loving terrace plants do best when they are in the sun all day. So look carefully at how many hours of direct sunlight your balcony or terrace gets and adjust your planting choices accordingly. Another important thing to consider is the winter hardiness of the balcony plant. Note that plants in a pot or planter are more susceptible to frost than garden plants in the open ground. This group of potted plants is also called container plants.
