Container gardening is a fantastic way to grow your own vegetables, especially if you’re working with limited space. Whether ...

Growing herbs in containers solves just about any gardening problem. It doesn't matter if you're short on outdoor space or have ample room for a big garden--there's always room to grow your ...

Growing herbs in containers means that you can easily bring cold-sensitive varieties indoors on chilly nights. Here, we spoke to horticulturists about the best species to grow in pots—and how to ...

When growing herbs, you'll want to ensure the best soil health; after all, you will be eating them. This smart container tip ...

In very wet climates and backyards with heavy or acidic soil, LoRusso recommends growing herbs in pots.(Most herbs prefer a pH of 6 to 7, so soil that's too acidic also won't treat your herbs well.) ...

Self-watering containers solve the biggest challenge of indoor herb gardening—consistent moisture. These clever pots use a reservoir system to provide steady water access without drowning roots.

Many herbs, such as rosemary, basil, cilantro, lemon balm, oregano and mint will grow well in containers. In fact, mints should only be grown in containers, unless you don’t mind a garden ...

Question: I plant several herbs in my vegetable garden. Do you think I could successfully grow some inside in pots in the winter? I have both south- and west-facing windows.

Garden designer P. Allen Smith offers the how-to on simple container planting. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. The results are in!

Thyme is another evergreen plant that comes back year after year. It also likes the heat, and it will attract bees to the garden. Dried thyme leaves add a savory touch to meat, poultry, fish and ...

Why it made the cut: This impressive hydroponic indoor herb garden includes a built-in timer, grow light, and a water reservoir, through which the herbs are automatically watered as needed ...