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Home Food Recipes Gardening ... Gardening A simple way to grow vegetables in your garden We have all been there; you choose your varieties of vegetable seeds, bring them on lovingly to healthy seedlings and then plant them out in the garden with great care. It all looks so promising! Then come the slugs, weeds and snails. You get to water the plants for a couple of days and all your dreams of luscious home grown vegetables vanish like the slug-munched lettuces! You begin to realise that a productive vegetable patch needs quite a lot of planning, preparation and commitment. One extremely good way of having fresh vegetables available is to grow as much as you can on the patio (or back yard). For a start the crops are near the back door for easy watering. There is virtually no weeding to do and pests can be easily spotted and dealt with. Use a good compost and large plastic pots. Bring on the seeds in seed trays and then plant them out in the correct time into your containers. Tomatoes, lettuces, peppers, radishes and carrots can all be grown like this and now there are special varieties of many vegetable seeds including cauliflower, aubergine/eggplant and runner bean which have been specially bred for growing in containers. There are varieties of tomatoes which are suited to container growing especially those which do not need staking up. "Cut and come again" lettuces are exceptionally good for growing in pots. They grow very easily and quickly and you just cut the leaves that you need and they are rapidly replaced by new ones. A few plants can provide leaves for the whole summer.

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Lisha Utt Frederick County Master Gardener Program I love container gardening, too, and with many annuals still blooming this fall here are some ideas for your containers. If your deck or patio is filled with containers like mine, you're probably finding some plants look very tired and need to be replaced, while others still look good. Unfortunately, the flowers that are still growing well are usually spread amongst all the pots, so consider combining them into one, three or five pots (depending on how many you have to start with). You might also like to add some new plants such as pansies, fall kale or even small evergreens. The tired plants can be removed, and containers you don't use can be put away for the winter. Place your "new" containers in strategic locations where you can best enjoy them, like by your patio door, outside a kitchen window or grouped by your outside seating area. There are many summer annuals that can handle the cool temperatures, including verbena, nemesia, bidens, million bells (Calibrachoa), lantana, zonal geraniums (Pelargonium x hortum), red grass (Pennisetum rubrum), diascia and gerbera daisies. Even if you haven't planted any of these particular plants this year, you may want to consider including them in your containers next spring. Like your perennial borders, where you plan to have something(s) blooming throughout the summer and fall, the same idea can be used with your containers by including annuals you know will look great throughout fall.

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Your browser does not support script - Sitemap Wilkinson Garden Supplies Home Products Gardening Books Gardening and Farming Links ... Vegetables Container Gardening Container gardening is a fun way for anyone to garden. To those living in a condo, apartment or who are challenged by physical limitations, growing something in a container is a wonderful way to get close to nature. Growing, maturing and caring for a plant can be very therapeutic and many get satisfaction from seeing their work boom or being able to harvest fruit and vegetables they have grown. Gardening in containers is easy. A large variety of containers are available for these gardens, but be aware of limitations. In the dry, Colorado climate, moss baskets don't do well. A gardener is better off using something that does not dry out as fast. Good choices are a plastic pot placed inside of a basket or decorative clay pot, or put a plastic pot inside of a moss basket instead of planting directly in one. Unique containers make wonderful conversation pieces and express personality. Use old shoes, boots, animal containers, crates, or natural containers such as rocks, driftwood or old stumps with holes drilled in them. Anything that will hold soil and plants, and will drain, will do. For a more traditional container garden, whiskey barrels, terra cotta pots, ceramic pots, plastic pots and window boxes are all available at local garden centers. Most pots will hold all the plants you wish to grow. Containers can be planted with a single plant variety or color, or various plants and hues can be mixed together. A whole pot of red geraniums, another pot full of yellow marigolds and another pot of blue petunias can also be grouped together to give a mixed-planter look.

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CONTAINER GARDENING Lynn Aegard-Master Gardener THE CONTAINER *should be large enough to provide room for soil and roots of plants, have sufficient head room for watering, provide bottom drainage, be attractive yet not compete with the plant it holds, be is scale [size] with the rest of the plantings, and in visual proportion to the plant growing in it. *containers can be practically anything that you have around the house e.g. crocks urns, aquaria, tanks, jardineres, tubs, barrels, pots, bowls, hanging baskets, pans, cans, rocks, chimney tiles, wire cages, cement blocks, wicker baskets, wire baskets, wooden baskets and boxes, laundry tubs, wheelbarrows, wringer washing machine, old boots, stone troughs and on and one. *drainage holes in the bottom of the container are the secret to success in container growing. *all clay pots, window boxes, strawberry or herbal planters, etc. must be covered completely with water and soaked overnight in order that the dry clay will not draw all the moisture from the damp soil, and harm the plants. THE SOIL OR PLANTING MEDIUM *use a good quality potting medium, porous for root aeration and drainage, but capable of water and nutrient retention

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How to shop Terms and conditions Hints and tips Gardening calendar ... Links Container gardening What pot?: The larger the pot the better, although of course bulbs can be adapted to plant in any sized container. Wooden containers offer the best insulation in frosty areas, whilst clay, stone and even lined willow baskets and plastic pots are suitable in all but the most severe winter weather. A vast choice and range of materials for containers are available in an even larger array of different shapes and sizes. When looking at putting bulbs into containers it is often better to select the bulb or bulbs that you will be planting into the containers and then select the type, size and shape of the pot to fit in with your bulb selection. Pots/containers are ideal for transforming any area into a vibrant colourful aspect. Growing bulbs in containers: This is an ideal way to grow a wide range of bulbs, especially if you have a small garden or patio. When planting in containers you should ensure that each container has adequate drainage holes and that a good quality potting compost is used for planting the bulbs in. Bulbs with different planting depths can be planted in layers in the same pot. When using layered planting, either choose bulb varieties that will bring a spread of flowering or a number of varieties that will flower together and compliment each other. Which ever way you choose, use the select option on our site to select the bulbs that are most suited for container growing.

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Gardening Delight Container gardens can create a natural sanctuary in a busy city street, along rooftops or on balconies. You can easily accentuate the welcoming look of a deck or patio with colourful pots of annuals, or fill your window boxes with beautiful shrub roses or any number of small perennials. Whether you arrange your pots in a group for a massed effect or highlight a smaller space with a single specimen, you'll be delighted with this simple way to create a garden. 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. Experiment with creative containers. You might have an old porcelain bowl or copper urn you can use, or perhaps you'd rather make something really modern with timber or tiles. If you decide to buy your containers ready-made, terracotta pots look wonderful, but tend to absorb water. You don't want your plants to dry out, so paint the interior of these pots with a special sealer available from hardware stores.

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My Secret Garden The Ringes Family Holiday Photograph 2001 “New seed is faithful. Its roots deepest in the places that are most empty” - The Faithful Gardener by Clarissa Pincola Estes Gardening with Barrels In a lovely, suburban neighborhood in Canton, Michigan, Ret. Major Gerald Ringes and his pretty wife, "Tiny" Ina Ringes grow Van Dyke Zinnias in barrels that decorate the patio and select corners of their tidy yard. Twenty-two years in the U.S. Air Force (including a tour of duty in Vietnam as a pilot), Jerry decided to retire to Michigan almost 24 years ago. For 11 of those 24 years, he flew a plane for the Environmental Research Institute of Michigan out of Willow Run Airport in Ypsilanti. He now enjoys computer programming and staying in touch with his buddies via email, sometimes spending hours on the computer until Mrs. Ringes "unplugs him" and sends him scurrying out into the back yard, where he waters zinnias or does other chores one leisurely enjoys during retirement. Married 43 years to Mrs. Ringes, the couple spend lovely days puttering about the yard, playing bridge with good friends on Saturday nights, and enjoying their friends and activities at their church. They have four grown children, one now living in Paris, France while working for IBM. Two other kids live in Oswego, New York and Missiouri; and their daughter, Betty, lives in Stockbridge, Michigan where she, too, grows Zinnias. In fact, these pictures show zinnias planted by Betty at her parents' Canton home. Her green thumb cannot be disputed, as proven here in the stunning photographs taken by Mr. Ringes one sunny summer day recently.

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