Countertop Hydroponic Gardens: Grow Fresh Herbs and Greens Indoors Year-Round
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.
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.
A Japanese maple in a pot brings sculptural shape and fiery color to the smallest garden. Here is how to choose, plant, and care for one in a container.
No ground to spare? Vertical wall planters turn a bare fence or balcony wall into lush living greenery. Here is how to choose, fill, and care for one.
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.
Pansies and violas deliver cheerful color when little else is blooming. Here is how to grow them in pots for a small garden that shines in spring and fall.
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.
Self-watering planters use a hidden reservoir to keep roots evenly moist for days, making them the easiest way to grow healthy plants in a small garden with less effort.
Begonias bring nonstop color to the shady corners where most flowers sulk. Here’s how to grow them in pots and hanging baskets in any small garden.
An old wheelbarrow makes a magical home for a fairy garden: raised, roomy, and easy to move. Here is how to turn a tired barrow into an enchanting miniature world, step by step.
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.