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Container gardens are a great idea for those with a green thumb, but limited available space. Since the sheer amount of options available to create a container garden may make the process seem overwhelming, but there are a few principles that gardeners should abide by to allow their plants to flourish. It’s important to choose a pot the right size for the plant’s root system, as well as soil that provides nutrients. Also, container gardens can be artistic pieces too, so get creative and build one today!

Key Takeaways:

• A person doesn’t need a plot for a garden: a beautiful and bountiful garden can be grown in containers.
• Keep in mind what you want to plant and their needs when you choose a container.
• Preparing the soil to the ultimate mix for each plant will help the garden become a success.

“There are endless choices available to begin your container garden.”

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Container gardening is a great solution for gardeners lacking sufficient space for a full-blown garden, but it is often used even by those who have plenty of available space. It is a nice way of adding color and décor to a patio or a deck.

There are a few simple steps you need to follow to ensure you have a successful container garden. You need to choose the right size of container with good drainage. Make sure the plant you pick is grown in the right location with adequate soil mix and proper water quantity. You can also improve the nutritional value of the soil with fertilizer.

Key Takeaways:

• You can grow your own flowers, fruits, and veggies in a tiny space by using containers.
• You need to make sure that your containers have enough room for the roots.
• You should also carefully choose your soil, provide drainage for your plants, and more.

“Whether you live on a farm, in the suburbs, or the middle of the city, nearly everyone can experience the joy of container gardening.”

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The more soil you can fit in your pot, typically, the healthier your plants will be. You should use at least 14-inch hangers if you are going that route. Half barrel containers are great for having enough space and drainage. You will want to fertilize your plants often and make sure they have plenty of water. You’ll need to know what kind of climate your plants need for the location. You can always move the plants if they are not thriving.

Key Takeaways:

• You want to make sure your pots have enough room for drainage of water.
• You want to choose quality soil or mix your own blend so the crops have adequate nutrition.
• Make sure your plants don’t get too much sunlight while allowing the rain to water them. Fertilize the plants when they seem hungry.

“Potting up geraniums in your uncle’s old boots might be cute, but even his feet are not big enough to create a cavity for soil to sustain plant life very well.”

Read more: https://www.thestar.com/life/homes/2017/05/13/5-secrets-to-successful-container-gardening.html