Start growing bell peppers in pots on your patio or balcony with these must-know tips. Growing bell peppers in pots is an easy way to grow these versatile veggies even if you have a small garden or ...

If you’re growing chillies in pots, choose containers that are at least 10-12 inches deep. Prepare the soil by mixing in ...

Growing chillies from seed Sow seed into small 10cm pots to allow seedlings to grow into sturdy plants before being transplanted into a bigger pot or into the ground. Chillies don’t have a fail ...

Chillies are not only tasty but easy to grow. They do well in pots so thrive on a sunny patio, balcony or windowsill. The Which? Gardening experts have grown-and-tasted 22 varieties of hot chillies ...

Grow the seedlings on in good light ... were large enough to handle and in mid-May planted into their final 10L pots filled with Best Buy compost for containers with added Best Buy controlled release ...

Growing herbs at home in containers can be a rewarding experience. If you are planning for a herb container garden, you're in for a treat. Not everyone can afford to have a large kitchen garden, and ...

It's best to start this gardening project in the spring or autumn. Watch the video above to find out how to grow your pollinator pot. You can find full instructions and tips below. Ensure your pot has ...

A citrus tree expert reveals how to grow a lemon tree in a pot, including getting the plant to produce fruit. Growing lemons in a container is easier than you may believe. “On a scale of one to ...

Pots for peppers need to be at least 12 inches in diameter, probably larger for most standard sized plants. It’s best to ...

ferns and grasses for your autumn containers actually turns out to be great value, as these plants aren’t thrown away and can be planted out into the garden in the spring and will happily grow ...

Stop Cooking these 10 Foods in Your Instant Pot See at Cnet In terms of size, the 6-quart models are the most popular for families and perfect if you're cooking for three to five people.

If I took my £8k and assumed an average dividend yield of 7%, my pot would quickly grow. I’m also going to factor in an average extra input of £100 a month. If I do this for 20 years ...