Water. As your blackberry plant grows, Pritts says it will require more water. Depending on pot size, blackberries may need to be watered once or twice daily if the container is small.

You can grow food in pots on your balcony -- or anyplace else you get some sun. But there are important things to know about container farming. Consider this your starter guide.

Growing fruits in the ground isn't easy. Growing them in pots is even harder. This gardener has built a structure over his blueberry plants to keep the berries from being eaten by birds.

Plants growing in pots require more frequent watering and fertilizing than their in-ground counterparts, so be sure to monitor moisture levels at least once a day.

Hot tubs: Alan Titchmarsh's tips on growing fruits in pots YOU don’t need an orchard to grow apples and pears, says Alan. Use pots to reap the fruits of your labour.

A large variety of blackberries and raspberries can be ordered bare-root at a cost of $20-$25 per plant from Stark Bro’s (starkbros.com). Planting bare-root specimens is far easier than planting ...

Many of us grew up picking blackberries in the country. My Grandmother Emanis would lead us on a trek to fencerows and unmowed pastures to harvest the plump, dark delicacies.