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Large Container Gardens. Planting in a container garden is not much different than planting a regular garden or flowerbed. Because you will not be using a soil trellis to support your large container gardening ideas you can make your own natural soil.

Another easy way to get height is with ornamental grasses. Container gardening literally elevates plants, bringing them closer to eye level and making them more prominent than a similar grouping of plants at ground level. Add pebbles to the bottom of the bowl.

Vertical Container Gardening. A vertical garden is a method that is used to cultivate plants on a vertically suspended wall or panel with the use of hydroponics. Traditional gardeners have done similar things with climbing plants like squashes and beans for centuries by building trellises.

When starting a vertical garden, be sure to anchor your vertical gardening structure in place before planting so the roots or stems. This maximizes the use of space in office and apartment buildings like the front façade, back and sides of buildings. These container gardens incorporate recycling, water conservation, weed reduction, and creativity while taking up a small fraction of space.

Container Gardening Pumpkins. However they do grow long vines and of course, the pumpkins themselves are heavy, so will need support from the container. Pumpkin plant is a heavy feeder and its roots need lot of space to grow.

While most pumpkins grow on huge sprawling vines, growing pumpkins in small spaces is totally possible as long as you have the right variety and a big pot or container. They’re bright, colorful, and fun to grow. You can grow them in the normal ground, in containers.