Container Gardens
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DIY Container Irrigation - Container Irrigation Systems
Deciding on the best method of container plant irrigation is a real challenge, and there are several ways to go. Read on to learn more.
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Weeds In Containers: How To Stop Planter Weeds
Container garden weeds can pop up from time to time, despite our best efforts to prevent them. Read on as we explore how to control and prevent weeds in potted plants.
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Warm Climate Container Gardening - Hot Weather Container Plants
Growing plants in containers can be a challenge for those who live in warm climates. Follow these tips to ensure that your potted plants will make a beautiful statement all summer.
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Broken Planter Ideas: Mending A Broken Flower Pot
Many gardeners have a favorite planting container and it is a huge loss when it cracks or breaks. Read on for container repair ideas.
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Can I Use Garden Soil In Containers: Topsoil In Containers
Can I use garden soil in containers? This is a common question. Unfortunately, there are many good reasons not to try it. Here's why:
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Vegetables For Hanging Baskets: Growing Vegetables In A Hanging Basket
An easy way to garden in a small space is to grow vegetables for hanging baskets. The following article will provide tips on how to do this successfully.
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What To Put In A Hanging Basket: Learn About Plants For Hanging Baskets
Hanging baskets are a great way to enjoy your favorite plants anywhere, anytime. Options for plants are endless, though the choices can be overwhelming. This article will help.
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Raising Vegetables On Decks: How To Grow Vegetables On Your Deck
Growing a vegetable garden on your deck is exactly the same as growing one in a plot. In fact, it's an excellent option for vegetable growing in limited space. Learn more in this article.
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Overwintering Container Plants: Preparing Potted Plants For Winter
Freezing temperatures, gusty winds and dry winter conditions can adversely affect your potted outdoor plants. Container plants in winter need tender loving care and a few steps from this article will help protect container plants in winter.
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What Is An Olla: Learn About Olla Watering Systems
You may have run across the word "olla" at some point, but if not you're likely asking what is an olla. Take a look at this article for some interesting historical info pertinent to today's environmentally friendly trends.
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Planting In Styrofoam Containers – How To Make A Recycled Foam Planter
Have you ever considered planting in Styrofoam containers? Foam plant containers are lightweight and easy to move if your plants need to cool off in afternoon shade. In chilly weather, foam plant containers provide extra insulation for the roots. Learn more here.
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Winterizing Hanging Baskets: How To Protect Hanging Plants From Frost Or Freezing
Hanging baskets need a little more TLC than in-ground plants. Winterizing hanging baskets before cold arrives is necessary to protect exposed roots from freezing. There are several easy solutions to protect hanging plants from frost, and this article aims to help.
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What Are Hydrogels: Learn About Water Crystals In Potting Soil
Water retention crystals, soil moisture crystals or moisture beads for soil are all just different terms for hydrogels. Questions that may come to mind are, "What are hydrogels?" and "Do water crystals in potting soil really work?" Click here to learn more.
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Watering Hanging Baskets : How Often Should I Water A Hanging Basket
It can be tricky to know when to water hanging baskets because they are often out of convenient reach for a touch test and their requirements are very different. If you are wondering, "How often should I water a hanging basket," click this article for answers.
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Lava Rock Houseplants: Tips For Growing Plants In Lava Rock
Feather rock planters set an interesting tone in the garden. There is a difference between lava rock and feather rock, however. Learn more about these differences in this article. Click here for more info.
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Tips For Container Gardening Design: What Is A Thriller, Filler Spiller
Thrillers, fillers and spillers removes the intimidation factor from container gardening design. Click this article to learn how to create professional-looking container plant designs by grouping plants into these three basic categories.
