Grow Dwarf Shrubs in Containers Often overlooked as container plants, dwarf shrubs offer seasonal interest, structure and fun in containers of all sizes. There are just a few simple rules to follow.

Sansevieria, a hardy plant with an ability to thrive in a variety of conditions, can be an ideal choice for both novice and experienced gardeners.

Marigolds are an excellent addition to your vegetable garden and can help attract pollinators while keeping pests away.

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Flowering perennial plants are a long-lived component of a colorful summer landscape. Most home gardeners purchase their perennials in containers for immediate effect. To economize and possibly ...

Plant 'Red Giant' mustard and purple pansies for a container ... gold-variegated acuba, and trailing ivy with potted Chinese fan palms. This dramatic selection adds flair to a covered space. The large ...

You can also cut back deciduous ornamental grasses. Once you have tidied up the plants in your border, this is a good opportunity to mulch around them to provide a boost for the growing season ahead.

Each pot has 4 drainage holes for the excess water to come out and a water reservoir to keep the soil moist for a long time without manually watering. This smart design is especially aimed for plants ...

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In the jungle, it can grow up to 40 feet long, but will probably do better in your home as a hanging or potted plant. Golden pothos don't require a lot of light and prefer partly shady environments.