Japanese maples are one of the best trees to grow in pots if you’re looking for colorful foliage. They are ideal for patios with a Japanese garden influence, and work beautifully alongside a ...

We find that decorating your patio with potted crops is a quick fix to take ... small backyards that do not have enough room ...

The trick is to select compact varieties, plant the trees in pots, and keep their size in check by regular pruning. That way, they can make any small patio or deck feel like your own personal slice of ...

These fruit trees are simple to grow on a deck, patio, balcony, or in a sunny spot in a greenhouse, conservatory, or porch ...

A selection of pretty patio container plants is essential to bring a seating area to life. If you're updating your space to get it summer-ready, now's a great time to consider your options. Many ...

rootball of your tree. Ensure that the container has plenty of drainage holes. Do not put a small tree in a very large container; instead pot up the plant in stages, finishing with a minimum final ...

Use a bold shrub to in a container, to bring structure and scale to a small courtyard or patio area ... frost-proof pots. Use John Innes no 2 compost. It has more nutrients and drains better ...

There’s a wide range of fruit that can be grown in pots. All the tree fruits listed here will pollinate each other. However, the The transfer of pollen grains from a male anther to a female stigma, ...

The right pot is key to your pear tree's well-being. Choose a big home, minimum 18-24 inches across and deep, with plenty of drainage holes to avoid waterlogging. Terracotta or wooden pots are best ...

Clever fruit tree grower Will Sibley has teamed the ever-popular best ... so no other plums needed for fruit - just leave the bees to do their thing. Perfect in large patio pots (minimum 30cm diameter ...

Perfect for decorating your porch or patio UV Treated plant suitable for outdoor use Pot included Easy to care for - Simply wipe clean Please note: It is recommended to bring indoors in bad weather ...

By simply swapping your Christmas tree skirts for pots, you're gifting your festive focal point the charming finish it so deserves. It may not seem like a dramatic shift from skirt to pot but the ...