Grow a Container Garden Reopens

We’re back! I am so very happy to be back on my blogs. I must apologize for those of you who came back early in 2009 and found the rather abrupt notification that we were no longer publishing.

I won’t bore you with the details, but health issues including some painful knee surgery simply required me to FOCUS on my health. But I am back, and will be with a bang.

The subjects we can cover together on Grow a Container Garden You will help us all flourish at the tasks to which we have decided to commit ourselves. I hope you will join me here at GaCG on a regular basis.

Please leave comments, suggestions, and especially questions. I will do my best to respond with useful information.

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Begonias In the Snow

In a previous post I encouraged you to not to let winter discourage you from getting started with your container gardening efforts. Here’s a couple of pictures I took with my iPhone (a Christmas gift from my incredible wife, Debbie.)

They are pictures of the tuberous begonias my daughter, Suzy, has growing in the bay window of the tea room at Rose Arbour, our small business in Chester, VT. If you look at the second image you can see that it is snowing outside. The temperature outside is about 20°F and we’ve had about 5 to 6-inches of snow. Read the rest of this entry »

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Get Started with Container Gardening

Sometimes, the urge to garden might be extinguished by your circumstances, such as living arrangements or space constrictions. If you live in an apartment, you can’t really operate a full garden because you don’t really have a yard! The best solution for this problem is to grow plants in pots. You can hang them, or just arrange them on your patio, window sill, or balcony. Just a few baskets or pots, and your whole living area will look much classier and nicer. Read the rest of this entry »

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