Patio container gardening

A few months ago, I decided my patio needed a serious glow-up. I was tired of looking at those sad, empty deck with a table and chairs, and I knew it was time to create a container garden that’s totally Instagram-worthy. After a bit of trial and error, and a few too many trips to […]

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Container plants are a great way to spruce up your deck, porch, or lawn for the summer. This guide explores some of the best options for container plants that thrive in full sun and heat.

Count on these handsome shrubs to fill your containers with style. More

This is a container gardening post to teach you about the ins and outs of patio gardening that I'm calling Patio Gardening 101.

Growing vegetables in planters is an easy way to enjoy fresh, homegrown produce no matter the size of your outdoor oasis. These container vegetable garden ideas are productive and beautiful.

Create a gorgeous oasis right on your patio or balcony by setting up a lovely container garden. Combine different flowers, herbs, and veggies to craft a lively and efficient garden in small areas. Opt for containers of various shapes and sizes for visual appeal. Arrange them strategically to build a harmonious display. Think about incorporating trellises or vertical planters to make the most of the space.

When building a container garden collection - evergreen plants and shrubs are the backbone of a design. Here are the 10 best evergreen plants for pots. Use these container plants to pair with other perennials in pots for an inspiring 4-season arrangement of garden pots and landscape planters. Pictured: An assortment of evergreen dwarf green velvet boxwood arranged in pots within a serene courtyard.

When it comes to gardening, not everyone has access to a large backyard or a dedicated patch of land. However, this doesn't mean that you can't enjoy the pleasures of growing your own vegetables. Container

Container gardening is all about making the most out of the space you’ve got. All it takes to turn your outdoor balcony or porch into a container garden is a pinch of creativity and a dash of strategy. Rather than planting one crop in one small pot, we are going to focus on planting multiple crops in one sizeable pot. This method makes the most of your space and gives you the most variety of veggies and herbs possible.