Can you grow cabbage in a container? Yes, you can successfully grow cabbages in any vegetable container garden. I look closely at the best containers to use and give tips to grow cabbages in ...

GROW. SHARE. PREPARE. Plant cabbage to make your own sauerkraut Cabbage, a member of the Brassica family, is an excellent choice for cold-season gardening. Cabbage is considered a cole crop, a g… ...

The good news is that a traditional dedicated space is not needed to grow food.

Using chemicals and inhumane deterrents isn't the only way to ward off pests. Certain plants, especially those with strong ...

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

Dwarf cultivars like cabbage, lettuces and peas can grow best in 2-gallon containers. Dwarf carrots, peppers and tomatoes need to be planted in 5-gallon containers that are at least 15 inches wide.

The end of summer is the perfect time to refresh your porch or patio containers. Out with the leggy spring and summer plants ...

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 ...

Garden writer George Weigel's first Plant Pick of the Week for 2023 focuses on a fast-maturing cabbage named 'Katarina.' ...

As the leaves begin to turn and the crisp air of autumn settles in, fall gardening becomes an exciting opportunity to optimize your garden's health and productivity through companion planting.

You can intersperse vegetables among ornamentals in your ornamental beds, or, instead of planting flowering kale and cabbage this fall, plant edible kale and cabbage, or Swiss chard, beets and ...

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