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Originally Posted by Mohli
I agree with Drobium 3 plants are ample, too many and they will not flower as well. Last year I had a red and a white each in a clay pot and they flowered non stop until the frosts.
Incidentally I read that when planting tubs etc you should always plant three never 4 or 2
Mohli
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True!
Trouble is, if you put 4 into a round container/basket, the thing just turns out looking unnatural, 3 just seems to go better.
However, if you have a square sided pot or basket with four corners, then you'll either have to use 2 and 4's.
This does make planting easier though as the baskets are more symetrical.