Fill empty patches with native/wildflowers to support local biodiversity and reduce water usage. Edge boxwoods around your garden borders or use lollipop rose bushes to create more structure. Just ...

Growing and eating your own food can give you great satisfaction. So, if your garden space is limited, let your imagination increase its size. Here are some small space gardening ideas to get your ...

Although a garden may feel like an impossible task due to limited outdoor space, the power of containers and small space strategies can help, according to an LSU AG Center news release. This type of ...

There is nothing more satisfying for a vegetable gardener than sitting down to a summer meal to enjoy the fruits (and vegetables) of your labor. We endure the challenging work needed to have a ...

As land becomes more urbanized and shrinking lot sizes limit outdoor space, growing a garden may feel like an out-of-reach fantasy to many people. Urban and suburban dwellers need not despair, however ...

When I was a kid, my aunt and uncle grew tomatoes in plastic buckets lined up like soldiers on the cement patio in their tiny Queens, New York, backyard. They also grew dozens of vegetables in their ...

The challenges of gardening in a small space are real. Some design choices, however, amplify the impression of tight quarters. Color, line, and texture all play important roles in making a small ...

Spring is here and April has lots of chances to make something green and learn about plants. Throughout the Lancaster County region (and virtual) are talks about designing containers, spring’s ...

Those of us who are gardening on decks or other small spaces often look to container gardening to grow fragrant or edible plants. Certified professional horticulturist Meagan McManus from West Seattle ...

Edge boxwoods around your garden borders or use lollipop rose bushes to create more structure. Just because your backyard is on the smaller end doesn't mean that you can't plant a beautiful garden of ...

Add decorative touches with garden statues, solar lights, and rustic fencing. Fill empty patches with native/wildflowers to support local biodiversity and reduce water usage. Edge boxwoods around your ...