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20 Easy vegetables for container gardening. Best tips on how to grow tomatoes, peppers, lettuce, zucchini, cucumber, potatoes etc in pots!

If you’re looking to start a garden but are limited on space or budget, a DIY bucket garden might just be the perfect solution for you.

When it comes to gardening, not everyone has access to a large backyard or a dedicated patch of land. However, this doesn't mean that you can't enjoy the pleasures of growing your own vegetables. Container

Transform 5 gallon buckets into mini gardens with these 15 foods to grow. Ideal for above ground gardens and small spaces, these vegetables will thrive in your DIY planters. Save this pin for later and click to discover how to grow in buckets!

Container gardening is a versatile and accessible way to bring the joys of gardening into any space, regardless of size or location. Whether you have a sprawling backyard, a cozy balcony, or even just a sunny windowsill, container gardening allows you to cultivate beautiful plants, herbs, and vegetables with minimal fuss. In this beginner’s guide, click to discover everything you need to know to get started on your container gardening journey.

You can have a vegetable garden in the city! Here are the best urban gardening methods you can use to grow a garden right on your back porch.

I hope to add a little more garden space to my yard this year, but with our permanence at this house being so up in the air, I have been a little hesitant to make any huge investments. Last year, I thought I was “settling” by having several containers on my back patio, in lieu Read More >>

For a bucket garden, you will need 5-gallon buckets and a few 10-gallon buckets. Remember, do not use buckets that were filled with toxic chemicals to grow vegetables.

Planning a vegetable container garden in plastic pots on your deck or balcony? Here are 10 beginner container gardening mistakes you'll want to avoid.

A few months ago, I decided my patio needed a serious glow-up. I was tired of looking at those sad, empty deck with a table and chairs, and I knew it was time to create a container garden that’s totally Instagram-worthy. After a bit of trial and error, and a few too many trips to […]