Garden Disco Ball Ideas: Mirror Balls Under Cover
Short answer: Mini disco balls in a garden look best where they catch sun but stay out of the rain: a covered porch, a roofed pergola, a greenhouse or a garden room. Our hanging disco ball planter can go outside out of direct rain. Our other mirror-tiled planters are for indoors, so bring the garden look to a bright window instead.
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Where can a disco ball go in a garden?
- Covered porch or veranda: hang the Glitter Ball hanging planter where morning or evening sun reaches it.
- Roofed pergola: hang it from a beam under the roof, clear of heads.
- Greenhouse or garden room: the sparkle spreads across the glass and leaves.
- Bright window facing the garden: the indoor-only pieces belong here.
What sizes does the hanging planter come in?
Small 10 × 10 × 8 cm, Medium 15 × 15 × 12 cm and Large 20 × 20 × 16 cm, or a set of all three. Hang three sizes at different heights for a cluster.
What should you plant in it?
Trailing plants look best: pothos, string of hearts, spider plant, Boston fern, English ivy or string of pearls. Succulents and air plants suit it too.
Which disco planters stay indoors?
The Disco Ball Plant Pot, the Mirror Cube Planter, the Crescent Moon Planter, the Disco Ball Body Planters and the Cherry Bomb planter are for indoors. Put them in a sunny window that looks onto the garden.
Questions
Can you put a disco ball in the garden?
Yes, under cover. Our hanging disco ball planter can go outside out of direct rain.
Can mirror-tiled planters stay out in winter?
Keep our other mirror-tiled planters indoors; only the hanging planter is suited to a covered spot outside.
What plants suit a hanging disco ball planter?
Trailing plants such as pothos, string of hearts, ivy and string of pearls, or succulents and air plants.
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