What Type of Flowers Do Well in Flower Boxes?

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Real Simple suggests calibrachoa, dusty miller and verbena for a window box that gets at least six hours of sunlight per day. For shady windows, the magazine suggests planting dappled apple, kiwi fern and dark star.

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