No room for a garden? No problem. Those who don't have the space or desire to grow a full garden can try container gardening. "If you don't have room in your landscape, make sure you have enough ...

Garden: It's time to kill poison hemlock Consider containers When garden space is limited, certain varieties of cucumbers, peppers, squash, tomatoes and even root crops such as carrots and ...

Small space? No problem. A container vegetable garden provides fresh produce you grew yourself, no matter where you live.

Limited garden space can be overcome by using containers, raised beds and vertical gardening techniques. Containers are ideal for small spaces and can be moved to follow the sun, but require ...

The good news is that a traditional dedicated space is not needed to grow food.

"Growing Together" columnist Don Kinzler says container gardening is a way for residents of condos or apartments to grow their own produce right on their balconies, decks or patios.

If you want to grow squash in a container, stick with bushy summer squash plants like zucchini. Most containers are only large enough to grow one plant, but you can place multiple squash ...

There are more and more vegetables being bred for small space and container gardens every year, so anyone wishing to grow vegetables, herbs and flowers can do so in a contained environment ...

I must admit, I don’t have a natural affinity for growing things in Dixie cups or whatever the modern plastic equivalent might be.

They grow as a compact bush that fits into small containers and spaces and they take just a few months to begin bearing fruit.