A small outdoor area can be very productive if you want some home-grown fruit and veg. First, ensure you have permission from the landlord or council as some have specific rules on what you can grow.

You don't need a big yard to grow a fruitful garden. Learn tips for building a small raised bed or turning small containers into thriving gardens.

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Tiny patios and crowded balconies still pack enough room for a thriving garden when the right plants enter the mix. Compact ...

Add some red, white and blue to your gardens and containers in celebration of the 250th birthday of the United States. When designing your plantings be sure to select plants suitable for the growing ...

Blueberry season in Massachusetts starts in June, and Berry Hill Farm in Westport is celebrating the summer’s sweetest crop. They are a seaside pick-your-own farm with a charming farm stand that ...

Plant your strawberries in well-draining soil with plenty of organic matter, making sure to keep the soil moist but not soggy ...

Many fruits can be grown in containers. Blueberries, strawberries, raspberries and even some dwarf fruit trees work well in confined spaces. Citrus does well in large containers.