Yes, you can definitely grow strawberries in a hanging basket! They actually do really well if you set them up right.
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Edible flowers can really wow your dish, and they're super easy to grow in containers! You don't need a huge garden or perfect soil - just a few containers, potting mix, and a sunny spot.
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Can you grow crisp, leafy greens in just about anything? I wanted to find out. I tested 6 different containers side by side, from shallow trays to grow bags, to see which one actually worked best for salad greens.
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Not every garden gets full sun, and that’s okay. If you’ve got a shady balcony, porch, or patio, don’t write off growing food.
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Yes, you can grow ginger in a container, and it actually works really well! In fact, if you're in a cooler climate or don’t have great soil, a container is often the better option. Ginger (Zingiber officinale) isn’t as hard to grow as people think. #ginger
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Growing celery in containers takes a bit more patience than other vegetables. It can be a little tricky, but with the right container and soil, they're well worth it. Homegrown celery is delicious; so much better than the store-bought ones. #celery
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Yes, you definitely can grow borage in containers! Borage (Borago officinalis) might look like it belongs in a wild corner of your garden, but it grows equally well in containers. #borage #edibleflowers #medicinal
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Yep, you definitely can grow nasturtiums in containers, and they might actually do better in a container than in the ground!


Nasturtiums are one of those plants that seem to grow wherever you throw the seeds. #edibleflowers #nasturtium #nasturtiums
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Think growing vegetables in pots sounds complicated? It doesn’t have to be! Some of the easiest vegetables to grow in pots don’t need much TLC, perfect soil or exceptional timing.
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Ever scooped soil straight from the garden to fill a container? You’re not alone. It seems like a good idea, right? It's free, right there, and full of life. But here’s the catch: using garden soil in pots almost always leads to problems. #pottingmix #soil
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Sick of soggy store-bought greens that wilt two days after you bring them home? Try growing your own! You can grow arugula in containers with very little effort, and once you do, you’ll wonder why you ever paid for salad mix. #arugula
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Tired of planting vegetables that shoot up and flop over before they give you anything useful? Try broad beans. Growing broad beans in pots is surprisingly low-maintenance. A wide container, some nice potting soil, and a bit of sun is enough to get started.
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Absolutely! Calendula (Calendula officinalis), often called pot marigold, is one of the easiest plants to grow in pots. It's compact, easy to look after, and super useful. If you’ve got a sunny spot and a decent pot, you can grow calendula almost anywhere.
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Can you grow garlic in containers? You bet you can! I’ve done it myself plenty of times when I ran out of space in the garden or just couldn’t be bothered clearing a new bed.
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Some leafy greens just don’t do well in pots. Growing bok choy in containers, though, is a different story! Lettuce wilts if you miss a watering. Spinach bolts when it gets too warm. And trying to grow anything fussy in a shallow container? Usually a waste of time.
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Container gardening is a practical way to grow your own food, especially if space is limited. Radishes are a great crop to start with. They’re quick to grow, don’t need much room, and give you a reliable harvest in just a few weeks. #radish
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Do you have questions about growing vegetables, herbs, or other edible plants in containers? You’re not the only one.
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Can You Grow Pansies in Containers? Yes, you can grow pansies in containers. They’re actually one of the easiest edible flowers to grow in pots! Pansies handle cool weather better than most flow

Yes, you can grow pansies in containers. They’re actually one of the easiest edible flowers to grow in pots! Pansies handle cool weather better than most flowers, which makes them a great choice for fall, winter, or early spring container gardens.
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Year-Round Edible Container Planting Guide Container gardening works all year round, not just in spring and summer. If you want to grow vegetables in pots and keep your garden productive in every season,

Container gardening works all year round, not just in spring and summer. If you want to grow vegetables in pots and keep your garden productive in every season, it all comes down to smart timing and replanting.
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How to Grow Vegetables in Containers: The Beginner’s Guide to Food in Pots Grow Real Food in Containers. No Backyard Required Learn how to grow vegetables, herbs, and edible plants at home – even if you only have a balcony, window

Grow Real Food in Containers. No Backyard Required


Learn how to grow vegetables, herbs, and edible plants at home – even if you only have a balcony, windowsill, or shady front step.


Why Grow Veggies In Pots?
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10 Lettuce-Growing Mistakes in Containers (And How to Fix Them) Growing lettuce in containers sounds simple, and it is - once you get the basics right. But if you’ve ever had leggy seedlings, bitter leaves, or lettuce that

Growing lettuce in containers sounds simple, and it is - once you get the basics right. But if you’ve ever had leggy seedlings, bitter leaves, or lettuce that just refuses to grow, chances are one of these mistakes is the culprit. #lettuce
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