Can you grow wisteria in a pot? It's a question that has undoubtedly crossed the mind of anyone who's fallen for the climber's iconic mauve blooms, and dreams of it adorning the side of their home.

You can also plant wisteria in a pot, just ensure it is a minimum of 600mm wide. Wisteria should be watered regularly, though established plants tend not to need supplementary watering.

Remove from old pot, teasing out the roots gently if they're congested. If your plant doesn't need repotting, perk it up annually by removing the top 5-10cm (2in-4in) of compost in the spring ...

The idea is simple, and you don’t have to be a seasoned gardener to pull it off: Place bulbs in a shallow bowl with access to ...

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 ...

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 ...

Feeding them with slow-release fertilizer every three weeks or so is also a good practice when growing them in pots, too.

And it can be hard to grow yourself in the UK due to our climate. Buying a pot of your favourite herb should, in theory mean you have a long-lasting supply to pick from. However, the reality can ...

They should take between seven and 10 days to germinate. Transfer seedlings when large enough to handle into pots of a Best Buy compost for raising plants and grow on in a greenhouse or coldframe.

When is the right time to harvest that outdoor pot plant in the fall? According to Grow It From Home co-founder Emily Gogol, there are two considerations at play: what’s going on in the plant ...

Loveridge said plans are to grow 5,000 plants outside in 50-gallon pots. “We’re going to have two 15-gallon tanks that we’re going to put outside to feed our garden,” he said.

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 ...