Container gardens work great for both ornamental and edible plants. Learn the thriller, filler, spiller method and other design tips.

“They’re a fantastic way to add color and greenery for small outdoor spaces,” says Mark Soboil, the founder of Shellscapes on ...

Make a statement “If you’re looking to make a statement with your containers, think beyond flowers. Ornamental grasses add height and movement, while bud-blooming heathers offer vivid, long-lasting ...

Create beautiful containers by combining plants of different sizes, shapes and colors.

If you like what fresh herbs can do for your food, you’ll love having them at your fingertips. These Mason jar gardens are attractive, easy to make and small enough to fit on a kitchen window… ...

Getting your own custom image makes working with containers easier and it adds an extra layer of security. Jack Wallen shows you how.

Jack Wallen shows you how easy it is to create an image from a running container and then deploy a container based on that new image, all from within the user-friendly Portainer management platform.

Labor Day weekend means fall weather is just around the corner, so it may be time to spruce up the summer plants. The experts at Pike Nurseries show how you can start the transition to some ...

If you are wondering what plants to include in a garden container, McMullen mentioned young lettuce, mizuna, spinach, tatsoi, arugula, Swiss chard, radish, spicy red mustard and baby kale mixes ...

Containers can give your team the ability to develop an application more quickly.

How to Pick Outdoor Plant Containers for Low-Maintenance Gardening Spend less time gardening, and more time enjoying your garden.

With such a short life span, it's imperative to establish a way to record detailed container activity that is retained after the container has disappeared.