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Following are 9 plant combinations appropriate for window boxes, with a mix of texture, color, and growing habits:

1. Petunia & Sweet Alyssum
Petunia – Spreading flowers in a variety of colors.
Sweet Alyssum – Small, white or purple scented flowers spilling softly.

2. Geranium & Bacopa
Zonal Geranium – Upright habit with bright flowers.
Bacopa – Trailing with small, star-shaped flowers.

3. Lavender & Creeping Jenny
Lavender – Aromatic and upright.
Creeping Jenny (Lysimachia) – Golden trailing foliage.

4. Begonia & Dichondra 'Silver Falls'
Begonia (wax or tuberous) – Shaded-tolerant colorful flowers.
Dichondra 'Silver Falls' – Silvery, trailing leaves.

5. Salvia & Calibrachoa
Salvia – Spiky, upright flowers.
Calibrachoa – Small petunia-type flowers that trail.

6. Coleus & Ipomoea (Sweet Potato Vine)
Coleus – Brightly colored leaves in many patterns.
Sweet Potato Vine – Trailing and fast-growing with lime or purple leaves.

7. Pansy & Ivy
Pansy – Cool-season bloomers with bright colors.
English Ivy – Evergreen, trailing vine.

8. Fuchsia & Fern
Fuchsia – Dangling, airy flowers.
Boston Fern – Curving, soft green fronds.

9. Heuchera & Lobelia
Heuchera (Coral Bells) – Colored leaves.
Lobelia – Spilling with blue or white blooms.

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