It's a sacred principle of container gardening, but putting crocks at the bottom of a container can do more damage than good. Dig deep: using crocks, left, will reduce the volume of compost that is ...

For gardeners who enjoy the convenience of container planting, keeping patios clean can be a persistent challenge. Soil spillage from drainage holes often results in messy surfaces, requiring frequent ...

Deadheading spent leaves and flowers not only helps the plant look good but also boosts its growth and productivity. Ensure to remove unsightly headless and leafless stems. Maintain a healthy supply ...

Since containers are heavy once they are filled with soil, decide where they will be located and move them into position before filling and planting. In addition to growing flowers, gardeners limited ...