From trees and shrubs, to container flower plants, making careful choices and opting for shade-lovers is the best way to green up your patio area that doesn't get much natural light.

Having a container garden makes things much easier. And pairing a potted garden with easy-going outdoor plants will make lushing out your patio an absolute breeze.

First: Container gardening is an easy way to add decorative touches to a front porch, backyard patio, or any outdoor space.

Garden variety: Containers are the perfect way to add color to your porch, patio and lawn With so many choices, where do you begin?

When choosing a container, consider how its color, design and material will match the style and décor of the house, garden or other outdoor space in which the container will be located.

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The Home You Own Add lushness to a small yard or patio with a vertical garden Growing plants upward maximizes space, and can also require less maintenance. Here are several ways to do it.

My patio features a display of eight large containers filled with different species of mangave. The display includes mostly plants in clay pots, but two are in concrete containers and one is in a ...

For those who would like to exercise their green thumb but don't have a backyard, container gardening is a space- and cost-friendly option.

Plants in containers are increasingly finding their way into the garden, especially where the edge of a garden meets the edge of a hardscape feature or driveway.