Urban planter boxes bring life to balconies and patios, but some plants create more trouble than beauty. Avoid trees like willows or poplars; their invasive roots can damage structures. Tall, heavy plants like corn become unstable and topple in wind. Aggressive spreaders such as mint or bamboo will choke out other plants. Most large vegetables (e.g., pumpkins) need more soil than a box provides. Delicate, high-maintenance roses may struggle with urban pollution and limited space. Deep-rooted perennials (e.g., asparagus) feel confined. Finally, avoid plants labeled "vigorous" or "fast-growing" unless you want constant pruning. For success, choose compact, container-friendly varieties suited to your specific light and climate.
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