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Container gardening can be a method of gardening for those who may not be able to have a traditional garden in the ground. It provides for a flexible planting site, freedom from poor soil, and the ability to move plants around with the seasons. | Container gardening can be a method of gardening for those who may not be able to have a traditional garden in the ground. It provides for a flexible planting site, freedom from poor soil, and the ability to move plants around with the seasons. | ||
We'll discuss some requirements that are unique to container gardening. The intent is to highlight those that are most important so that you may be successful with your container garden. | We'll discuss some requirements that are unique to container gardening. The intent is to highlight those that are most important so that you may be successful with your container garden. | ||
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[https://joegardener.com/podcast/container-gardening/ by Karen Chapman 18/7/19 joe gardener] | |||
Whether you’ve got an extensive garden area or just a postage-stamp-sized balcony, you can garden in containers just about anywhere. There are some similarities in techniques for gardening in the landscape versus containers, however there are many key differences for success too. This week’s guest is Karen Chapman, and she’s a sought-after expert in the world of container gardening. Today, she shares some tips and techniques for spectacular, low-maintenance and healthy container gardens. | |||
