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7 Accessible Gardening Ideas Everyone Should Try – They Make Growing Easier for Gardeners of All Ages & AbilitiesRegardless of your age or ability, making your garden more accessible is a great idea for everyone. Implement these ideas for easier growing.
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6 Fall Container Garden Ideas That Look Gorgeous Until the First Frost of WinterPerk up your fall pots with these colorful planting combinations that will provide a dazzling display all the way until the first frost of the season.
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Amal and George Clooney's Greenhouse Shows How to Create a Lush Container Garden in the Smallest SpacesThe Clooneys' lush orangery proves container gardening isn't about space – it's about layout. Experts share the layering formula that makes it work.
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6 Budget-Friendly Greenhouses to Build Now Before the First Frost – to Keep Growing Your Favorite Plants for LongerLooking to extend the growing season, but don't have the budget for a custom-built greenhouse? Try one of these affordable greenhouses instead.
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Forget Mums! These 5 Low Maintenance Container Combos Bring Fresh Curbside Color that Lasts Through FallWhy go for the predictable potted options? If you want easy fall wins for pots, these gorgeous drought-tolerant combinations will dazzle all season long. Move over, mums!
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Does Gravel in the Base of Pots Really Help Drainage? Get to the Bottom of a Divisive Growing TopicDropping gravel into the bottom of pots to help with drainage is one of container gardening’s most hotly debated rules. In our next Garden Mythbusters, we peel back the layers of intrigue behind the myth
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Every Garden Needs One Plant That Makes Containers Look Full Instantly – These 7 Are Multi-Season ShowstoppersSpruce up fading summer pots and transition them into a stunning fall display by adding these gorgeous fast-growing plants with multi-season interest.
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Check Self-Watering Pots and Raised Beds Have this Vital Feature in September or Risk Drowning Your PlantsThis quick 5-minute job could save flowers and vegetables from a watery death once fall rains arrive.
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Fill Patio Pots with Vibrant Plants that Last from Fall into Winter for a Wonderfully Colorful Cool-Season DisplayPlant these easy-to-grow cold-hardy plants in September to keep your yard planters full of color for months to come.
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5 Fast-Growing Fall Flowers for Containers That Dazzle From the End of Summer Until the First FrostThese gorgeous fast-growing fall flowers make containers shine from now until the autumn turns into winter.
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The Household Staple That Can Revive Dying Plants in Pots This Heatwave SummerThis simple gardening trick can bring dried-out plants back to life when all else fails.
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6 Simple Ways to Give Hanging Baskets a Refresh in August – and Keep Containers Looking Lush All FallDon't toss your summer hanging baskets as soon as they start to fade. You can refresh them for fall in just a few easy steps.
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It’s Not Too Late to Plant These 6 Gorgeous Container Recipes for Showstopping Color Into FallStop putting the wrong flowers together. Experts share the best mixed container combinations, the thriller-filler-spiller rule, and the mistakes to avoid.
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5 Heat-Loving Patio Plants for Effortless Summer Color – Hot Weather and Humidity Actually Help Them ThriveFrom lantana to mandevilla, these heat-loving patio plants thrive in challenging sticky summer weather.
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Why You Shouldn’t Plant Purple in the Shade – And Why You Need to Grow These 5 High Impact Plants InsteadPlanting purple flowers in the shade seems like an easy way to add rich color, but in low light those lush tones can often disappear. Here’s why purple fails in the shade, and the plants you should try instead
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These 6 Flower Container Combinations Stay Beautiful All Summer – Without Constant WateringThink planters need constant babysitting? Think again! These tough little combinations promise beautiful blooms and fewer trips with the watering can...
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Cinder Blocks Get a Bad Rap, but They're Actually an Amazing Container Garden Alternative – And They Cost Less Than $3!Want affordable, durable planters for your patio? Cinder blocks are actually the ideal size and shape, and they're dirt cheap.
