If traditional garden beds aren't available to you, that doesn't mean you can't grow your own fruits and veggies. Here are ...

Cultivating your own food can be a challenge, especially if you live somewhere with more extreme weather. With a greenhouse, ...

For instance, bush beans (and) bush cucumbers, produce full-sized fruit that do not form long trailing vines. Husky cherry tomatoes are compact and perfect for a patio garden space. Dwarf and ...

Choosing the right plant for a small space is the only challenging part of this garden project. Before you start shopping, it helps to know a little about dwarf fruit-tree botany. Here’s a ...

For some trees, like citrus, this simply may not be enough warmth. For that reason, choose your patio fruit carefully, depending on what growing zone you live in and whether you have the ability ...

Her 300 square-foot garden provides 70 to 80% of her family’s fruit and vegetable needs. Here are some of Wilhelm’s suggestions for a small-scale fruit garden.

How to grow fruit trees in pots Plant a tree in a 20-litre container and use a loam based compost, such as John Innes No 3, Bowers advises. Water well after planting.

For instance, bush beans [and] bush cucumbers produce full-sized fruit that do not form long trailing vines. Husky cherry tomatoes are compact and perfect for a patio garden space. Dwarf and ultra ...

When you think of fruit trees, do you imagine great orchards ... "Super-column trees are ideal for patio and terrace gardens and thrive in containers," says John Bowers, son of the nursery founder.