There are many draws to vegetable garden container ideas, from their compact nature and flexibility through to the increased yields that each pot can produce. In fact, most vegetables grow well in ...

Summer may be over, but you can still grow fresh veggies.

Most urbanites, and many suburbanites, are restricted to containers when planting a garden. Containers have a lot of advantages: they’re portable, cheap, and can be placed in awkward places, from ...

Hello in this video I will give you a few tips on how you can make a successful container vegetable garden. Many people do ...

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Are you short on gardening space? Looking for the best container plants for full sun or partial sun? Consider growing these pint-sized hybrids bred for edible success, some of the best vegetables for ...

Last month, we held the first of three classes on vegetable gardening. This series of classes are focused on the basics of starting a vegetable garden, with an emphasis on container gardening. In the ...

Limited garden space can be overcome by using containers, raised beds and vertical gardening techniques. Containers are ideal for small spaces and can be moved to follow the sun, but require frequent ...

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 ...

This is the time in the growing season when the bedding plants are in the ground, the petunia baskets are hanging on the front porch, the vegetable garden has been planted, and the enthusiastic ...

Like a lot of gardeners and gardening wanna-bes, I’ve passed on vegetable gardening since moving into my condo because of the lack of room to plant. However, this season I plan to give it a try, ...

Vegetable gardens seem to be growing smaller by design. Baby Boomers are downsizing to smaller yards, millennials are choosing apartment living and developers are planning places with less landscape.