Containers
Tips for Starting a Windowsill Garden
Though limited in size and variety, windowsill gardens still provide the satisfaction of growing your own food during the cold winter...
How to be a Successful Rooftop Gardener
Though perhaps in its infancy in many North American locales, rooftop growing is a well-developed practice elsewhere.
What You Need to Know About Transplanting Your Young Plants
Transplanting can extend a plant’s growing season and protect young and delicate plants while avoiding the cooler weather outside.
The Do's and Don’ts of Container Gardening
Keeping plants happy in a container requires care and attention by the gardener as they must provide everything to keep the plant healthy.
How Does Air Pruning Benefit Plants?
Air pruning is a bit of a confusing concept. How can a plant be pruned by the air it’s always exposed to anyway? Baron Wasteland, who has...
The Power of Raised Garden Beds
If starting a raised garden is on your to-do list, but you aren’t confident in your carpentry skills or thrilled with the idea of bending...
Size Matters: Choosing Pots for Your Container Garden
Container gardening is a tried and tested method of gardening that has several advantages over other methods, including increased mobility,...
Accessible Gardening for All
The joy of gardening should be shared by all. Here are a few ways to make the hobby as accessible as possible.
Spiraling Out: How to Build an Herb Spiral
While herbs offer some impressive health benefits on your plate, they can present some big challenges in the garden. Incorporating these...
Introducing: Slucket
Have you heard about the Slucket, yet? More than just a fun thing to say, a Slucket is a simple hydroponic grow bucket invented and made...
Plant Your Own Herb Garden
Fresh herbs provide an extra burst of flavor in your culinary creations, and many herb plants are easy to grow and can be moved inside when...
5 Reasons to Bring Your Garden Indoors
With indoor gardening, the possibilities are endless when the elements play no role in deciding the type of garden you choose to grow.
What are Self-Watering Planters and Containers?
Self-watering planters and containers are convenient and practical, but are they a cure-all for gardeners looking to save on labor?
Same Plant, Different Pots
Plants that share the same DNA can be produced, creating on-demand identical twins (almost).
Plants in Pots: Five Things to Think About When Choosing a Container
Starting up your first container garden? Here are five tips to help you pick your pots.
Planning a Container Garden
A container garden can be placed just about anywhere and can grow just about anything you have an interest in growing. Better yet, it takes...
How to Create a Bag Garden
Whether you’d like to grow a few vegetables, herbs, spices or maybe just some pretty flowers, a bag garden is a simple, yet brilliant way...
The Myth of Drainage Material in Container Plantings
A popular gardening myth out there goes a little something like this: “Add a layer of gravel or other coarse material in the bottom of...
Hanging Vegetable Gardens: What Vegetables Can Be Grown Upside Down
Growing vegetables upside down can be a good solution for those who want to start a garden in a small area, but not all crops are ideal for...
