Container plants that grow quickly can rapidly transform the look of a yard, with the added benefit of being portable so you ...

Roses won't thrive in a growing medium that gets waterlogged easily, and they'll be more susceptible to diseases and root rot. So, if your garden soil doesn't drain well, in-ground planting may ...

Have you run out of garden real estate but would still like to grow new plants? Does an unattractive view spoil the peace of ...

There are patio roses, such as the Sweet Dream variety, which have been bred specifically for this purpose. Pots must be at least 12 inches deep and John Innes No3 compost is recommended.

One, two, or more, containers filled with roses produces an instant rose garden, and it is easy to move them around to get the look you want. Free flowering compact roses are showiest for containers.

Container garden services bridge the gap between what we want to see and what we can actually pull off — granting us that “Ahhh” effect each time we walk through our front door.