Donald asks…
I have a small patio area and would like to start a container garden. what is the best plant to plant that will provide me color and look really nice. I’m thinking impatients….I think there is more out there. I live in zone 6. Where is a good place to buy large pot inexpensievly…other than big lots
thx
Fine gardening magazine may be a good place for you to start. They put out a special edition each year about container gardening and a fool proof method of designing fantastic planters that will WOW your neighbors.
As far as large pots go, search your local garden centers. Stores in my area are trying to get rid of last years containers and have some for 1/2 off or better.
Try thinking outside the box or container and look for things that could be used for containers, but are not typically thought of as a container i.e. A bushel basket, an old wooden wheel barrow, a cart on wheels and old child’s wagon. Once you get a feel for what you want you could hit the yard sales and pick up some neat stuff for cheap.
Http://www.taunton.com/finegardening/plants/articles/10-plants-for-year-round-containers.aspx?nterms=74896
David asks…
what are good decorating magazines?
modern theme
to give ideas for the home.
thanks
K.C. Home and Garden
Florida Interiors (anything with “Florida in the name is a popular one with the folks in the high end properties here in Kansas)
Architectural Digest
Boston Interiors
Charles asks…
I’ve been considering learning about gardening lately. My yard is beginning to look really bad since my sorry husband has stopped taking care of it like he used to. As a matter of fact he took the wrong medicine the other day and fell into one of our bushes. Now the poor bush is all ruined!! Plus the dogs in the neighborhood always come over and poo in the grass. I guess they are attracted to old man pee.
So would that be a good magazine to start reading and learning from or is there a better one for gardening? Thanks and blesses!!
-F U
High Times has some great tips on getting your garden back to its full budding potential.
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