Container Gardening: A Practical Guide for Beginners to Plant Organic Vegetables and Ornamental Plants in Pots, Tubs and Other Containers,

Science, on the other hand, has shown us that it is possible to create the same environment inside our houses needed for certain plants to grow. The advantage lies in favor of indoor gardening, simply because it is easier to control pesticides and the temperature inside the house, given you have the right equipment.

Container gardening can be moved to the outside as well, and you could take your garden outside again if you like. Having a portable garden will surely help students and young folks not living in their desired homes yet, to be able to start gardening, and once you find the dream home, you could quickly replant.

Container gardening provides many more benefits that we do not necessarily get from growing vegetables outside. The soil, for instance, will be the first thing you look at once you decide on container gardening. You will have to do a thorough investigation of the soil and especially all the pesticides that will be residing in it. Remember that with container gardening, you cannot just use any pesticide. Some pesticides are harmful to the soil and even to your vegetables.

This book covers

• Essential supplies and electing your gardening materials
• Best ornamental plants and organic vegetables for every pot
• Maintenance tactics
• Vertical gardening
• Managing pests and plant diseases
• Steps to grow plants in containers
• Watering guidelines