You only need one pomegranate to get fruit, but if you can plant two different kinds, each one will give you more than it would by itself. One dwarf pom in the garden or a pot and one large fruiting ...

A good video game prop can really spruce up the decor — doubly so if it’s a glowing, futuristic potted plant transplanted(sorry!) straight from Deus Ex: Human ...

No garden? No problem—grow a variety of delicious fruits on your porch or patio.

Related:How Fruit Tree Planters Should Be Potted and Maintained Some fig varieties can grow between 15 and 30 feet tall and ...

ensuring that the tree doesn’t grow higher than one can reach comfortably for maintenance, and also that interior branches are thinned to allow for cross-breezy air circulation. Potted dwarf ...

You just have to follow a few simple rules. (Also, forget about going away for the weekend.) By Margaret Roach Have topiary (and eclipse glasses), will travel. Ken Selody, of Atlock Farm, put out ...

Growing best outdoors in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 7 to 10, this dwarf gardenia is great for small spaces. Whether planted in a low container or as a border along either side of your front door ...

But, if you treat them right, these gift plants can thrive in your garden, often for years to come. Your first step should be to remove the pot’s wrapper, which traps the water draining from the ...

Tom Brown: 'I find that growing them in pots allows you to water and feed the plants with ... Look out for the dwarf types of dahlias that will be much easier to sustain in a pot than some of ...