Container gardens don’t require a yard or much space and yield lots of produce. Here's how you can start your own with the help of Rainbow Gardens.

As spring approaches at jet speed and you start thinking about planting mixed containers (but perhaps with a little fear of ...

In this post – an easy DIY to transform a garden store succulent container with coastal spring accents. Styled 2 Ways #7 ...

Over the past few weeks, you've baked your own bread, cut your own hair, and maybe even given embroidery a try. Now it's time ...

When repotting young plants, you can use ordinary potting mix in their step-up containers, but never use ordinary garden soil; it’s too dense and may harbor pests or pathogens. Jessica Damiano writes ...

Here are a few delightful spring activities to try in the next few weeks, from spotting migrant birds in your backyard to building your own container garden. "Plants are so much hairier than you ...

But have you given thought to what containers you’ll use? You might be planning to buy rimmed trays, peat pots or compartmentalized plastic flats, but they’re not your only options.

Here are a few delightful spring activities to try in the next few weeks, from spotting migrant birds in your backyard to building your own container garden. Pay close attention to the flora and ...

A container garden is a simple solution to that problem. Want to grow a vegetable garden but don’t own land, or do you want something simple to manage? Skip to main content ...

The good news? You don’t need a big garden to grow them! Peas do amazingly well in containers, making them a perfect choice for small spaces like balconies, patios, or even windowsills. Container ...

Any site with ample light and accessibility for watering is perfect for container gardening with flowers and foliage plants. Many plants that can be grown in a garden can be grown in a container.