Container gardening can be the answer to your green thumb’s prayers! Although gardening in containers is by no means trouble or work free, it can bring your garden to a more manageable height and size ...

Container gardening answer to bad soilQ: I want to plant some flowers around my home but I don’t have very good soil. What can I do to make sure I have beautiful plants all summer? A: It is the ...

Container gardening is the perfect answer for those with restrictive spaces. It has become popular in urban areas with limited spaces. More people are growing vegetables and flowers on roofs ...

Tips for growing a container garden in Sonoma County For plants to thrive in containers they need the right pot, good potting soil and the right location for their needs.

If soil is just right and you take watering needs and heat in mind, your dream veggie garden can be contained. Courtesy Johnson County Extension I have a love-hate relationship with container ...

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

Fortunately, Jen Plasky, the former container garden and seasonal decor specialist at Sam Bridge Nursery & Greenhouses in Greenwich, Connecticut, is fully versed on keeping containers flamboyant. With ...

Given our poor soil, containers are often the best answer. Containers also give you the added benefit of being able to move them around to accommodate changing sunlight and heat.

There is one answer for all: container gardening. You can grow just about any plant in a container that would succeed in a North Texas garden — as long as you’re mindful of a few basic needs.

Those burying banana peels in container gardens can follow the same method, but Ivanov suggests reducing the amount to avoid overloading small soil volumes with organic matter.