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Berry Growing All Year Everything you ever need to know to grow berries all year round... regardless of where you live! Home Search Strawberries Greenhouses ... Grow Lights July 30, 2007 Everything You Wanted to Know About Container Gardening Container Gardening Explained Container gardening I'm sure you've heard the term. But what exactly is it? When some people think about container gardening, they often come up with images of little plants growing in little plastic containers on a shelf. While that would indeed technically be considered container gardening, you're missing out if you think that's all container gardening has to offer. Continue reading Posted by Berry Jerry at 4:12 PM Permalink Comments (1) June 26, 2007 Can Berries and Herbs Live in Harmony? Berries and Herbs: Adding Herbs to Your Berry Garden This is a berry site dedicated to berries, so why am I talking about herbs? Because the fact of the matter is that herbs and berries can be great together and growing them together can be twice the fun. If you're interested in adding herbs to your berry garden, I have some tips for you. Continue reading Posted by Berry Jerry at 2:08 PM Permalink May 2, 2007

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Search chicagotribune.com Web enhanced by Classified Cars Jobs Real estate ... Travel Resources Newsletters/alerts Mobile RSS feeds MyNews ... Site map Newspaper services Today's paper Subscribe now Subscriber Advantage Tribune Store ... News in education Date: December 10, 2007 Adventures of a balcony gardener Gardening editor and high-rise dweller Marjorie David chimes in today, with a different perspective from Beth's ground-level view. Somehow I thought gardening on a balcony would be different than gardening in the soil. You know, easier. No digging, spraying, weeding. But nature happens, even 16 floors up. In early November, I brought two prized containers of herbs indoors for the winter. One pot contained a handsome sage, the other a large thriving rosemary. Continue reading "Adventures of a balcony gardener" in Container gardening Permalink Comments (6) Date: September 24, 2007 Answer this: good plants for balconies Balcony gardeners, please help. Can you suggest good plants for Rob? "Can you please share what plants are good for balconies, particularly those by the lake where the winds tend to be constant and can be strong. I really want, next Spring, to avoid the impatient and marigold scene. Thank you." Rob, Chicago

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29. Container Gardening I use the Mittleider micro nutrients in my container garden. I just add two tsp of the weekly feed to a gallon of water and I am set. http://www.squidoo.com/container_gardening

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HOME I like Container Gardening....can I Winter Sow? Yes you can.....and this can be LOTS of fun! When should I sow the seeds? I've got barrels and other planters. If you can get them sown right before the soil in them freezes hard for the Winter you'll be doing just fine. My planters have already frozen! What can I do? This is easy too. You simply need a bag of room temperature potting soil. This is how you do it: Go to your frozen planter. If your seeds are very tiny (the type that don't need to be covered and just patted into the soil surface) you have to put a layer of potting soil on top of the frozen soil in the container, an inch thick layer of potting soil is just fine. Sprinkle your seeds onto the surface of the potting soil and pat them in firmly with the palm of your hand. If you've got seeds that need to be covered it's just as easy too. Sprinkle your seeds on top of the frozen soil in the container and then cover them with the potting soil to the correct depth, firmly pat the soil down with the palm of your hand. There's no need to water the seeds in the containers as Mother Nature will provide rain or snow. If your container is in a sheltered location you should give it a light drink of water.....use a watering can that has a sprinkler nozzle on it. You don't want to water the soil with a hose that gushes out a stream of water, it will dislodge the seeds and move them all about from where they were sown.

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Home April 6, 2007 Container Gardening Tip! Sure, a nice 1 X 4 window garden getting at least 4 or 5 hours of direct light from a sunny window will give you something to pinch here and there. Gardens with mint, rosemary, bay leaf, savory, oregano, chervil, sand thyme are some of the easiest to grow this way. Container gardening enables you to easily vary your color scheme, and as each plant finishes flowering, it can be replaced with another. Whether you choose to harmonize or contrast your colors, make sure there is variety in the height of each plant. Think also of the shape and texture of the leaves. Tall strap-like leaves will give a good vertical background to low-growing, wide-leaved plants. Choose plants with a long flowering season, or have others of a different type ready to replace them as they finish blooming. Tip! Herbs like basil are best when harvested before flowers open. You will get your highest essetial oil levels when you harvest at the end of the dark period Always use a good quality potting mix in your containers. This will ensure the best performance possible from your plants. Tip!

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Pictures of chickens, flowers, wheat, a boy looking through a magnifying glass, irrigation pipe, soybean pods, and fruits and vegetables. Cooperative Extension Service Cooperative Extension Service Agricultural Experiment Station Search Publications ... Pulaski County Home Pulaski County Home and Garden Gardening by Beth Phelps Container Gardening Combining an interesting container and a collection of plants can't help but produce a work of art. Add in the fact that everyone has a spot even if it is just a balcony that can be transformed into a garden with pots of flowering plants, and you'll see why container gardening continues to grow in popularity. Growing plants in containers is easy, and such gardens are easy to maintain as long as a few rules are followed. As with any garden, routine care is needed. Because of the limited amount of soil, frequent watering and periodic fertilization are a must. A light well-drained soil is also critical. Garden soil does not work. A potting soil is more likely to result in a container full of beautiful and healthy plants. A good potting mix will feel light even in the bag. Pick up a bag of dry potting soil. Is it lighter than you thought it would be? If so, you've made a good choice. Watering is a critical detail. Plants in pots quickly use the available soil moisture; so daily watering is most likely the rule. I have seen elaborate watering systems of spaghetti tube and small emitters engineered to water whole collections of containers on decks or individual pots placed in large flowerbeds.

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Permaculture Living The day by day fun and experiences of living and learning permaculture in Brisbane, Australia Rain on the Cassava Rosella Season Growing Vegies in Containers Growing vegetables and herbs in containers in Australia is ideal for people who are renters, live in apartments, townhouses, or houses without much backyard - a lot of us! (No space at all? Try growing sprouts Which Containers To Use You can also buy fancy and complicated self-watering pots from garden centres (expensive, small and still plastic), or scrounge foam boxes from the fruit and veg shop (a good size, light and with automatic drainage, but they crumble with age and smaller folk may not be able to resist breaking pieces off). Another alternative for the DIY handyman: buy plastic storage containers and drill a few holes in the bottom. It all really depends on how much space you have, how much you want to spend to get set up, and how much you value aesthetics in food production. What to Grow Growing Lettuce and Salad Greens The easiest are salad greens. You can grow them in foam boxes from the fruit shop, large black plastic pots from Big W, even an old (and clean) kitty litter tray. Eden Seeds sells a mesclun mix which will give you weeks and weeks of fresh salad and asian greens - mignonette and cos lettuces, mizuna, tatsoi, pak choy - for $2.80 a packer.

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Site Map Sonoma County Master Gardeners Helping Local Gardeners Container Gardening Pond or Desert? Container Garden Vignettes Satisfy Grand Desires. By Sandy Metzger, Sonoma County Master Gardener If you've always dreamed of having a pond in your backyard or a desert-style garden somewhere, dream no more. A pond in a pot or small succulent scene can satisfy those desires. Both do best in sun and are easy, but otherwise have different needs. Water gardens A perfect container for a water garden is a watertight half wine barrel, preferably an unused one (cleaning a red wine barrel is a challenge). Other excellent containers might include large ceramic pots or bowls or galvanized tubs or horse troughs, whatever matches your garden, patio, or deck d©cor. Decide what garden look you want: hardy water lilies or hyacinths floating on the water, unusual grasses, dwarf cattails or bog plants, or floriferous perennials for splashes of color. Whichever way you decide to go, I think it's important to be able to actually see some of the water. As small an area as it may be, there's a certain serene aspect to the water, with reflections of the trees and clouds, and perhaps a couple of dragonflies buzzing around. You may be immediately worried about what else could be attracted to your water garden: mosquitoes. You can take care of that in several ways: add year-round mosquito fish (free from the Mosquito and Vector Control District or local nursery), or a "mosquito dunk" or other similar product. A pond or fountain "cleanser" helps keep the algae at bay. During the hotter months, you'll have to add water once or twice a week to keep it as high as the top of your pots.

40. Growing Plants In Containers Patio Pots And Tubs. plants growing in containers, tubs, pots or container gardening, is a great way to grow plants. Almost any pot or container can be used. http://www.gardenseeker.com/container_gardening.htm

Gardening Advice and Information Advertise on Gardenseeker Magazine Plants A-Z This month ... Advertise on Gardenseeker Growing Plants in Pots and Containers! Perfect for the Patio. Container gardening - or growing plants in pots - has seen a huge increase in popularity during the last ten years. The reasons for the increased popularity of growing plants in pots are many and varied. Container compost for pot grown plants have improved; the range of plants available for containers has increased; container gardening it is an 'easy' way to garden; you can have colourful plants nearer to the house etc etc etc. Plants in pots and tubs also make for great colour photographs - the gardening magazines love them. It helps to 'brighten up' magazines and books. You can also have a 'container garden' wherever you want it to be, and change the containers round regularly. More or less any plant can be grown in a container, and when you think of it, most plants that you purchase these days have been grown at the nursery in some form of container (pot) or other. You can go for a single plant option - like the fuchsia in the stone pot below, or absolutely blitz your containers with a wide range of bedding plants. Pubs love this approach as you can see!

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