We tend to grow coneflowers in the ground as perennial plants, but you can certainly grow them in pots if the containers are deep enough for the plant’s taproot. Use 2- or 3-gallon (or larger) pots with drainage holes. Spread crushed gravel in the bottom of the pots for drainage. F...
Learn how to grow tomatoes, wth tips on sowing, planting, maintaining, harvesting and storing. Expert Grow Guide from BBC Gardeners' World Magazine.
Advice on growing and caring for ixia flowers, in our Grow Guide. Expert advice from BBC Gardeners' World Magazine.
Container planting: Grow hellebores in shaded containers for winter and early spring color. On a hillside: Plant hellebore flowers on a hillside or in raised flower beds to better enjoy their downward-facing blooms. See an excellent example of this planting strategy: A Winter Jewel Box.Companion...
Check out this short video on planting allium bulbs in pots.What's the difference between spring-blooming and summer-blooming alliums?Spring-blooming alliums (like Allium giganteum and ‘Purple Sensation’) grow from true bulbs and are planted in the fall, just like tulips and daffodils. These...
How to grow Violet flowers. Growing Perennial Violet plants in your flower garden, from seed to bloom. Growing with The Gardener's Network.
How to Grow Wild Raspberry in Pots Some raspberry varieties can be grown in pots as their root systems are wide but shallow. However, the container must be very large (about 2 to 3 feet wide and deep), as the plant is known to spread. ...
Most people who grow dahlias just want to enjoy the big, bold blooms in their garden! 5 Tips for the Biggest and Boldest Dahlia Blooms Take Care of the Tubers Before you can grow the biggest and best dahlia flowers be sure to take care of the tubers! Knowing when to plant, and how...
How to grow Gloriosa Daisy flowers. Growing Perennial Gloriosa Daisy plants in your flower garden, from seed to bloom. The Gardener's Net.
It is best to plant directly in the garden where they will grow. Carrots started in small pots or trays can be difficult to transplant; root damage at transplanting time can cause carrots to be stunted. Sow carrot seeds ¼ to ½ inch deep about 1 inch (2.5cm) apart; in warm, dry...