One of the great things about container gardening is that it gives you the flexibility to use a different range of containers to suit your garden design and creativity. Before selecting a particular container, you should do a little bit of planning to assess what you're trying to grow and where it will be placed in your home or garden.
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We have a small garden here in our old house and I wish to transfer all my plants to our new house hence; am taking tips and resources I could get here in the forum I just hope many would share their personal experience.
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You don't need a plot of land to grow fresh vegetables. Many vegetables lend themselves well to container gardening. With some thought to selecting bush or dwarf varieties, almost any vegetable can be adapted to growing in a pot. Vegetables that take up little space, such as carrots, radishes and lettuce, or crops that bear fruits over a long period of time, such as tomatoes and peppers, are perfect for container vegetable gardens.
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when choosing your container, make note on these, Avoid containers with narrow openings. Cheap plastic pots may deteriorate in UV sunlight and terracotta pots dry out rapidly.
Glazed ceramic pots are excellent choices but require several drainage holes. Wooden containers are susceptible to rot.
Redwood and cedar are relatively rot resistant and can be used without staining or painting. Avoid wood treated with creosote, penta or other toxic compounds since the vapors can damage the plants.
Tips for Choosing your Container Garden Containers
Before selecting a particular container, you should do a little bit of planning to assess what you're trying to grow and where it will be placed in your home or garden.
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