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Container gardening is a wonderful way create a living art form with not too much effort! Beauty and simplicity at its best. From coordinating colors and heights of plants in a seasonal window box or patio container to growing a lemon tree for fresh produce, containers can satisfy a variety of desires.
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A classic caprese salad relies on great tomatoes and very fresh basil.
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Oregano is somewhat invasive and grows best in its own container.
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Rosemary apple tarts for one of our catering jobs.
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Rosemary and lavender growing in a Provençal garden.
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Genovese basil
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Bay laurel leaves.
Top Container Gardening articles
Here are our favorite Container Gardening articles and resources. Be sure to check out the Container Gardening Articles and Posts tab for more Container Gardening posts and content!
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creating a tub water garden
by dig the dirt editor on June 03, 2010
You can create an aquatic wonderlan... read more
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Container Gardening
by Live for Gardening on May 10, 2010
The Right Process for Growing Potted Vegetable... read more
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gardening on a serious budget
by FigTree on February 02, 2010
So, I am one of the cheapest people you know, a... read more
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planting your seedlings in containers
by dig the dirt editor on January 14, 2010
seedling care | more containers | 1... read more
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Quirky Containers
by chief cultivator on January 11, 2010
If the Shoe Fits Container gardening is so muc... read more
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Edible Walls
by cajunbarry on December 02, 2009
Here is an article on The Dirt about the Edible... read more
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How to plant paperwhites for the holidays
by dig the dirt editor on November 18, 2009
planting paperwhites 1. You'll need only ... read more
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GWA at stone manner lighting
by FigTree on November 18, 2009
Two days ago I was basking in the golden sunshi... read more
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Mounting a Staghorn Fern
by Lily on November 02, 2009
Staghorn ferns are uniquelly shap... read more
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Strawberry Plants in a pocket!
by FigTree on October 16, 2009
I have yet to meet a person who doesn't love a ... read more
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Bringing it home Alive- The Living Christmas Tree
by FigTree on October 13, 2009
I always feel a little bummed out after the hol... read more
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oh! your containers are lovely!
by FigTree on October 05, 2009
As you can tell from my blog, I am big on the r... read more
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Terrariums
by FigTree on September 21, 2009
The weather here in Seattle has been such over ... read more
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Container Gardens
by FigTree on September 16, 2009
If attacking an entire garden project seems too... read more
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Succulent plant wall; A bit of a different way to do containers.
by FigTree on September 14, 2009
Even though I now live in Seattle, I used to li... read more
Container Gardening spotlight
Dill, Fernleaf
Fernleaf Dill is an All America Selection. Compact, 18" plant provides extended cutting season for kitchen gardeners and chefs. Best for container culture. For fish, seafood, salads, and soups. If you're Scandinavian, you can use in any dish - Swedish Meatballs included.
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Posts on Container Gardening
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Growing and Cooking with Culinary Herbs
by Verdura Caroline on July 09, 2010
As a chef, one of the things I'm often asked i... read more
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How to grow potatoes in a bag
by dig the dirt editor on June 28, 2010
How to grow potatoes in a bag &... read more
Container Gardening Q&A
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Upside Down Tomato Growing methodsby cpeesscott | (3 answers)Answer this
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What should I use to keep pests off my herbs?by dig the dirt editor | (1 answer)Answer this
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Roses in containers Answer this
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