Melinda Myers, a horticulturist and gardening expert, describes this ornamental grass as a compact version of the native ...

Strawberries are a perfect plant for containers, especially hanging containers. They look gorgeous with the fruit drooping ...

Fe Reyes-Dollete and Roldolfo Dollete’s patio container garden grew out of desperation. For 30 years the couple, who are both physicians, tried to grow flowers and vegetables on their suburban ...

Like all obsessions, this one started small and gradually took on a life of its own. Partly it’s because I enjoy visual complexity, a good thing because collecting tendencies entice me to bring home ...

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 ...

Many gardeners may not have the space or desire to cultivate an extensive in-ground garden where they can grow their favorite flowers or vegetables. Residents of condominiums, apartments and ...

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! The payoff comes in having a beautiful ...

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 ...

When your only garden plot is a small patio, balcony or deck,you want to use the space to its optimum, and the most practicalway is with container gardens. Depending on the area you haveavailable, ...

Evergreen trees grow well in containers, as long as you get the cultivar and conditions right. One specific genus looks great ...

Even if you have a sizeable plot, container gardening will fill your outdoor space with colour, interest, and fragrance all year round. Container gardening is an easy way to add decorative touches to ...

Question: What native plants in Texas (I live in Houston) will do well in pots on my patio? They get about 1/2-day sunlight. Is there anything shrub-like that will live from year to year? Thank you ...