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- Climate Zones
- Creating Theme Gardens
- Garden Designing
- Garden Enhancements
- Gardening with Children
- Indoor Planting
- Planting Seeds
Container Gardening

These classic containers are both handsome and effective.

Indoor water gardens can grow healthy produce all year long.

Let these lovely blooms liven up your spaces.

Support your indoor greenery rain or shine.

If you forget for a few days, these hardy guys will be ok.

Save time and money by starting this garden project now!

Barrels have a lot of uses and a great aesthetic appeal. Learn about standard measurements for barrels to see how you might use them.

Fortify your outdoor planter.

You don't need expansive spaces for effective aquaponics.
Aquaponics systems vary from the simple to complex though they will each work according to a few basic
An aquaponics system is a system wherein fish farming and crop cultivation is simultaneously carried
At some point, any plant that is growing and maturing will need to move to a new, bigger pot.

Set up your leafy friends for a cozy winter.

Plants will grow in almost any kind of container.

Use anything from wood scraps to exotic pieces.

Create layers of colors and bloom.

Combine comfort with colorful flowers.

Plenty of leafy greens are happy with a little less light.

Add some color and greenery to your space.

If it holds dirt, it can be used as a planter.

You can buy a flower box at gardening centers, but it is just as easy to build one.

20 plants that will withstand the nip of fall.

Set yourself up for a delicious pickle or salad harvest.

Learn the red flags.

No room outside? Grow your own fruit indoors!

Add greenery to the tightest of living spaces with these 5 planter ideas.

Lemon balm is an aromatic member of the mint family.
The whole benefit of square foot gardening arises from the use of a rigid grid to divide the garden.

Forsythia forgives harsh pruning and low water.

No patio, deck, or pergola is complete without a few hanging plants.

There's no reason to buy new when you can upcycle old.

Flex your green thumb with some container gardening.
An old wine barrel makes a charming and unique planter for both flowers and vegetables.
Asters can thrive as container plants if given the proper care and maintenance.

Eliminate the worry over your houseplants while you’re away by following these simple tips.

You can turn a log into a container garden.
You’re creating a wine barrel planter and now you need to know how to add the drainage holes.

Brighten up a dull space with flowers.

Upcycle these items from around the house to keep your gardening budget down!

Aquaponics farmers often move on to Catfish after Tilapia.
Weigela is an easy care shrub that will brighten up any garden and attract butterflies.
The ginkgo tree, or Ginkgo Biloba, is one of the longest-living trees in the world.

Get the home-grown squash you want without having to prepare and tend an outdoor garden all year round.
There are more than 2,000 different species of begonias with a wide variety of shapes and colors.

Container irises are easy to propagate and care for.