Apartment dwellers may not have sweeping balconies, but that doesn’t mean you can’t use every inch of your space to create a beautiful garden. Just be sure you don’t initiate a major project that’s so ...

You don’t need much space to start a garden. Living in an apartment or place without a yard isn’t a limiting factor. You can convert your balcony into a garden and grow most plant varieties, from ...

We all know spending time outside is proven to be beneficial for both your mental health and wellbeing. But while not everybody is lucky enough to have a garden, households boasting a balcony can also ...

The backyard garden isn’t exactly a mainstay in Las Vegas, but the growth of gardening’s popularity around the country has certainly found its way to the valley. Many homeowners now experiment with ...

Even if you only have a few partially shaded square feet of yard or a semi-empty spot on your apartment balcony, you have space for a garden. As we prepare to transition our summer gardens to fall ...

Imagine a single-bedroom apartment on the second floor. There are three windows to let sunlight in, two of which are part of a sliding glass door that opens to a small, westward balcony with a wasp ...

Balcony gardens can be quite valuable for those living in urban areas with little outside space. They might not be big, but when they are carefully designed, balcony gardens can be truly magical ...

Alexandra Jones is a CNET contributor who writes about food, farming, gardening, and climate change. Her work has been published in USA Today, Forbes Food & Wine, Ambrook Research, and the ...

City dwellers are embracing urban gardening as grocery prices rise and produce quality fluctuates. Expert highlights eight vegetables, from cherry tomatoes to microgreens, that thrive in apartments.

Compact varieties of your favorite produce — like basil, cucumbers, tomatoes and melons — can help you get the most out of your small-space garden. BRADENTON HERALD Even if you only have a few ...