Benary’s Mix it Up™ programs offer fast, simple, yet fabulous combinations that mingle well with one another. We’ve done the dirty work — each Mix it Up™ recipe has been trialed and grown together to ensure grower-friendly results that are also attractive and user-friendly to consumers.
If you’re looking for some fresh ideas for your mixed container program, check out our new recipes and let’s mix it up!

Country Cottage
Chosen as one of our favorite Mix it Up™ combinations at CAST ‘23, this elegant mix of heat and drought tolerant varieties makes this combination a perfect peak-season choice. Bidens Yellow Pearl; Helichrysum Variegata and Ptilotus Joey are used here in a 12” container, but this could easily be planted in a 16” container as well.

Patio Bouquet
Rudbeckia Amarillo Gold BeGreen™ Seeds make this bright Mix it Up™ container eye-catching and easy to grow! Incredibly versatile, this combination can be a staple in retail displays of mixed containers, perennials or even cutting gardens! Rudbeckia Amarillo Gold; Scabiosa Fama Blue and Dusty Miller Silverdust are used in a 12” container, but could also be expanded to a large container or small garden bed.

Rio Carnival
This Mix it Up™ shade container that really makes a statement! A luscious combination of Begonia Nonstop Mocca Deep Orange; Fuschia Koralle; and Helichrysum petiolare Gold will brighten up any corner.

Good Gravy
Just one of the 10 SeasonMe! Fusion tasty combinations that can be planted in 6-8” (15-20 cm) pots from just 3-4 liners. For 10-12” (25-30 cm) pots simply double the number of liners. Good Gravy is composed of Oregano Diablo; Rosemary Abraxas and Thyme Mystic Lemon. Perfect for any Italian tomato-based “gravy”, these are also essential flavors in many other recipes.
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