If space is limited, but you still want to garden, try containers. Live in a condominium? Grow plants in portable pots. Only have a patio? Cultivate flowers and/or vegetables in movable old dishpans.

These common leafy greens are surprisingly well-suited to hanging pots. And by succession planting, you can enjoy a steady ...

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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Container gardens offer instant gratification to those who want to enjoy flowers and plants all summer long. Fill a pot with soil, pick your plants and voila ...

Whether you want fresh flowers, veggies or simply some greenery, spruce up your terrace, balcony, deck or other space. Nearly everyone can enjoy the benefits of organic gardening. Organic gardening is ...

I plan on trying to add some containers to my garden this year and would like some advice on how to be successful. — Anita Singh, Park Ridge Containers planted with annuals can add a lot of interest ...

Eggplants are often overlooked as a garden addition, but if you choose the correct variety, they're easy to grow just about ...

Cold weather doesn’t have to mean the end of your gardening joy, and winter doesn’t need to turn your green thumb into a ...

If you're a small-space gardener and you thought that growing melons is impossible, think again, because this mini melon ...

Bring your garden indoors during the winter with containers to keep your crops going year-round. Light and the soil you use ...

If you're looking for container garden plants with year-round interest, this low-maintenance Japanese holly variety will ...

Some container garden experts say that some pots are better for certain kinds of plants. For example, cacti do better in dryer soil so a terra-cotta pot with a drainage hole would be a better choice ...