You don't need a ton of space to start a garden. Many plants, especially certain types of vegetables, can grow pretty well in a container garden.

Container gardens offer many benefits, particularly in small or underused spaces. But this trick makes it even easier to ...

Several Black Britons are growing their own food because of the cost of living crisis and for the mental health benefits ...

Rio Mare has launched Insalatissime tuna salad snacks in the UK. The range (rsp: £3/160g) includes six tuna salads in a ...

June is the perfect time of year to get your garden prepped for autumn, so while you may be enjoying what’s already thriving in your garden, there are still an array of plants you can sow.

Whether you have a huge garden or a few pots on a balcony, here are 15 ideas for growing plants you can actually eat ...

Leafy greens and late-season courgettes are among the prime candidates for planting in June, offering a blend of quick-growing ... pots or window boxes. "Sowing brassicas – cruciferous ...

My colleague, Anthony Reardon, has written articles about growing vegetables in containers, especially if you don’t have space for a traditional garden. What about those who want native plants ...

Here, we asked experts about the vegetables that are better to plant in the soil, instead of your new container garden. Read on for their insight. It's tempting to grow your own pumpkin patch in a ...

There are plenty of vegetables perfect for planting ... Start by sowing in multi-celled seed trays or individual pots, and re-pot as the seedlings grow. A resilient crop, sprouting broccoli ...

Well, don’t. You can grow vegetables in the smallest of spaces, such as a balcony or even a windowsill using containers. I used to think that you need a big space, essentially a garden, to grow food.

Growing in containers is a great way to grow vegetables and other plants during the winter months, or when you’ve run out of room in your home garden. We’ll go over the tomato varieties that ...