Cool-season container gardens are easy to care for, attractive and can grow some great vegetables in a very small space. They offer versatility and add a unique look to a porch, patio, driveway or ...

SEATTLE — Spring officially arrived on March 20, and Seattle gardening expert Ciscoe Morris has a one-pot salad you can plant to celebrate. He says if you do this now, you’ll be enjoying fresh greens ...

As space and time become more valuable for us, we turn to the quick, easy and productive ways to garden. One of those ways is by growing edible plants in containers. The advantages of such gardening ...

Spring, winter, or daikon radishes are some of the easiest crops to grow in both vegetable gardens and containers; they even can be slipped in between rows of other veggies to fill an empty garden ...

The holy grail of home horticulture is learning how to grow the perfect tomato crop just steps from your kitchen counter. It gives you the ability to act on a fleeting inspiration for a fresh caprese ...

If you're short on space or don't have time for a traditional garden, why not consider growing edible crops in containers. Just about any vegetable, herb, and many fruits can be grown in containers.

It takes surprisingly little space — and money, if you plan accordingly — to grow vegetables, herbs, and fruit instead of buying them at the market. Root vegetables aren't good candidates for ...

Q. I’ve “downsized” into a condo, where I’ll be gardening on a large deck. I need information on what I can grow in ...

No need for a May Day call of alert. Amidst the coronavirus pandemic shutdown, gardening is not canceled, and what you do this month can determine how many fewer trips to the grocery store you will ...

Salad greens need plenty of sunlight to grow—typically around six hours a day. Grow them in a windowsill or near a south or east-facing window that receives bright light. Make sure the temperature ...