Small-space vegetables, herbs and kitchen gardens. Fresh food from pots, balconies and tiny plots.
Ginger is one of the easiest and most rewarding crops to grow in a pot — no garden needed. Here’s how to grow ginger in containers, from a supermarket root to a fresh harvest.
You don’t need a sprawling fruit patch to pick your own raspberries. With the right pot, variety, and support, a single container can hand you bowl after bowl of berries.
Garlic is one of the easiest, most rewarding crops for a small space. Plant a few cloves in a pot this autumn and harvest plump homegrown bulbs next summer.
No yard, no soil, no problem. Here’s how countertop hydroponic gardens let you grow fresh herbs and salad greens indoors all year, even in the smallest kitchen.
Bush beans are one of the easiest, fastest crops for pots. Here is how to grow a generous container harvest of tender green beans in even the smallest garden.
A container herb garden gives you fresh basil, mint, and parsley within arm’s reach of the kitchen. Here’s how to choose pots, herbs, and care routines for a thriving small-space harvest.
You do not need a vegetable plot to grow carrots. A deep pot on a balcony or patio can produce sweet, straight roots. Here is how to grow carrots in containers, step by step.
You don’t need a vegetable plot to grow potatoes. A single bucket or grow bag on a patio can yield pounds of home-grown spuds. Here’s the simple, step-by-step method.
A vertical tower garden lets you grow dozens of plants in a single square foot. Here’s how these space-saving systems work and how to grow more food up, not out.
You do not need a vegetable plot to grow crisp, homegrown cucumbers. With one good pot, a sunny wall, and a little vertical support, a single plant can crop for weeks on a balcony or patio.