Winter Care for Container Blueberries
How to protect blueberries planted in containers over winter. By Guest Author Kristen Pullen of Bushel & Berry.
Tips on growing plants organically in limited space urban environments.
How to protect blueberries planted in containers over winter. By Guest Author Kristen Pullen of Bushel & Berry.
Terra cotta pots expand and contract with the weather. That’s why you shouldn’t keep them outside all winter where they’re subject to repeated freezing and thawing. The ultimate result may be a nice big crack that splits the pot wide open.
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If you’ve been adding stones, gravel or other materials to the bottom of your flower pots to improve drainage, you may actually be harming and not helping your plants.
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Containers can be used in urban gardens to bring nature closer and grow many types of fruits, flowers, herbs, and veggies.
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