Summer hanging baskets add instant interest and colour to an outdoor space, but they may struggle to last all season without ...

Marianne Binetti with tips for thriving Pacific Northwest gardens. Stories by Tacoma News Tribune journalists, with AI ...

Start with a little planning; figure out how many containers you want to fill and the approximate number of plants you’ll ...

While they'll spread outwards when planted in a garden bed, they will also grow upwards if there's a place to climb. Given a compact container and a trellis, cucumbers will produce just as much of a ...

But some veggies with deep root systems or sprawling vines should not be confined to a container, where they won't have enough space to thrive and grow. The vegetables we've listed below should never ...

Nothing beats the flavor of fresh-from-the-garden tomatoes. Keep them close at hand by growing one or more in containers on your patio, balcony or front steps. Any tomato can be grown in a pot ...

Most of these require no special care, just sunlight and water, and soon you can plate beautiful produce right from your container garden. Tomatoes grow happily in containers, about 10 gallons. One ...

Some of the easiest veggies (and herbs) to grow in small spaces include ... No need to buy fancy pots — any container with good drainage will do. Recycled buckets, old crates and even hanging ...

Once soil temperatures reach 50 to 56 degrees Fahrenheit, and air temperatures are between 57 and 75 degrees, your grass will show signs that it’s ready to start grow. Remember that cool-season ...

You can plant your potatoes in a container and put them right on your sunny patio. Taylor Jones with the Guilford County Cooperative Extension shows us how to Grow Like A Pro.

Both the flowers and plants you pick and the pots they grow in can add splashes of color or visual interest to an otherwise bare space. Second: Container ... of hummingbirds. Fuchsia also looks ...