Looking to add some greenery to your living space but don’t have a huge yard? Container gardening opens up a world of ...

Spring brings a patch of bluebonnets to Beth and Jim Murphy's garden. In late summer, dancing lady gingers flower in the shade and yard-long beans climb a string trellis in the sun. Brilliant yellow ...

Fresh herbs typically rule the garden in spring and summer, but this complex and aromatic herb can be propagated over winter ...

Containers for planting edibles should be at least 6 inches deep to ensure adequate space for root growth and wide enough to provide space for the mature size of the plants you will be growing.

Psssssst. Here’s a dirty little secret: For less than $20 and in less than one hour, you can create an instant herb garden that will allow you to snip fresh flavors and scents all summer for culinary ...

A portable herb garden that you harvest year round is a cook’s best friend. Herb gardening in containers helps achieve that convenience, whether you grow them on a windowsill, patio or balcony. Let ...

You don't need a large plot of land to start growing your own herbs and spices. In fact, all you need in a flower pot, good soil and a small space that gets plenty of light, like a deck, patio or ...

Windowsill gardens, small container gardens and houseplants are ways to help you exercise your green thumb when you don’t have a large space for planting. Small container gardens are perfect for those ...

Herbs are one of the most rewarding container crops. Most are also easy to grow. Still, there are a few things to bear in mind if you want to make sure your potted herbs reach their bushy, lush best.

Until quite recently, buying commercially grown vegetables and herbs was cheaper than trying to grow them at home. Low prices, together with time pressures on modern families, resulted in the decline ...