Spring, winter, or daikon radishes are some of the easiest crops to grow in both vegetable gardens and containers; they even can be slipped in between rows of other veggies to fill an empty garden ...

Raised gardens grow best when filled with materials other than “dirt” type of soil, which packs tightly in these structures. Instead, a blended mix is recommended, such as one-third each of ...

Many gardeners choose to raise plants in containers or in raised beds. Those with limited gardening space and those who love patio accents find that containers fit the bill. Those with poor soil or ...

Here are answers to common questions about safe container materials for growing vegetables. Raised bed materials Raised beds are enclosures usually about eight to 12 inches above ground.

Many gardeners choose to raise plants in containers or in raised beds. Those with limited gardening space and those who love patio accents find that containers fit the bill. Those with poor soil or ...

In today's "Growing Together" column, Don Kinzler explains why anyone can start growing their own vegetables, even if they have limited space or don't have a yard.

If you're ready to fill your raised garden beds but aren't sure which vegetables to plant, start right here. This easy-to-grow veggie will flourish for you.

Likewise, in an urban setting, raised beds are often your only option to have a vegetable garden. You could also decide their visual appeal alone is a good enough reason to grow vegetables in them.

That's why I grow herbs, lettuce, tomatoes, onions and peppers in big pots instead. In raised beds or pots, you can control what's in the soil.

Growing herbs in containers is best for a variety of reasons. They're easier to maintain and won't overtake other plants in your garden.