Starting with your ideal pot shapes and sizes, you can use inexpensive plastic flower ... porous pots are helpful as moisture ...

Big planters require a lot of planting medium and get super heavy, so put plastic bottles in the bottom of your flower pot ...

When the BBC's Katherine Latham made a pond with just a plant pot, some rocks and a few native pond plants, she was amazed at ...

If your nearest centre doesn't offer one, suggest the idea to them. If you want to buy plastic pots (with or without plants in them) choose ones that are made from recycled plastic (such as Plantpak).

Aside from a plastic nursery pot ... Here’s how to find plants, pots, and anything else you need on the cheap. Wirecutter is the product recommendation service from The New York Times.

Buying starter plants can be costly. Consider starting your garden from seeds. The price alone in savings might convince you all you need are containers, pots ... for free or cheap supplies.

SPRING might have sprung but sadly, this doesn’t necessarily guarantee that your garden will be in full bloom. If you want to ...

As planting gears up, here's what to know about caring for fruit trees and ornamental plants, too, as well as watering and ...

Nex recommended raising bedding plants from seed, and consider biodegradable pots and wooden seed trays ... These rolls of plastic have a cheap replacement, though: cardboard.

Smaller plants can be placed in plastic pots within a bigger box and relegated to the back seat or the floor of your car. Even if you pack plants yourself, be realistic about your expectations.

They like to dig in the soil to stash food they don’t consume immediately, so in addition to digging up your plants and knocking over pots, these fluffy tailed rascals often accidentally plant ...

FROM painting the fence to buying all new outdoor furniture, giving your garden a makeover can be both time-consuming and ...