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Container Gardening For Vegetables | Easy Greenhouse Plans

Submitted by Steve on March 2, 2010 – 3:49 amNo Comment

Medium size containers (3-10 gallons) are best for eggplants while for larger ones (bigger than 10 gallons) are good for cabbage, cucumbers and tomatoes. For most plants , containers should be at least 15 cm deep minimum especially for shot season vegetables. …. If the growing medium appears to be excessively dry and as the plant shows signs of wilting, the containers should be grouped together so that the foliage creates…

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Container Gardening For Vegetables | Easy Greenhouse Plans

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