I look closely at the best containers to use and give tips to grow cabbages in containers successfully, so you get the best cabbage harvest from a pot, bag, trough, or bucket.

Cabbage will grow in containers if you provide at least 5 gallons of soil for each plant in a container that is at least 12 inches deep. For instance, you can grow one plant in a 5-gallon pot ...

Three gallon container: broccoli (2), cabbage (1 or 2), kale (2), Brussels sprouts (1), cauliflower (1). In a 5-gallon container, you could plant three or four broccoli, two cabbage or two ...

Getting ready to start your fall vegetable garden? Here's how to successfully plant cabbage for a bountiful harvest this cool season.

Heuchera, commonly called coral bells, is a hardy perennial in USDA growing zones 3 to 9. The genus has more than 50 species, each with bold, colorful foliage. The mounding plant stands alone or ...

The best time to plant mums in containers is in mid-to-late September. "If you want the most out of your mums, wait until ...

All kinds of heading cabbage are suitable for cabbage steaks, a delicious and popular side dish. Cabbage is one of the easiest vegetables to grow.

Early spring, between the beginning of March and the middle of April, is a good time to plant seeds of cool season crops such as peas, radishes, lettuce, cabbage, onion and kale.

Fall is the perfect time to plant leafy greens, including lettuces, spinach and chards, and vegetables like broccoli and brussels sprouts.

Fall is a fresh new season for flowers. Here are some great options to spice up your garden beds and containers.