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By PRISCILLA LISTER
If you lack a large plot of land to accommodate your dream garden, do not despair. Container gardening, which dates back thousands of years, is the perfect solution for growing plants in small spaces, whether it's your deck, patio, balcony or even your kitchen window.
liven if you have that large plot of land, you’ll find container gardening a wonderful technique for growing virtually anything from (lowers to shrubs to fruit trees to vegetables and herbs. Some gardeners todav even prefer such container gardening techniques as raised beds, which they say can produce a far more bountiful harvest than larger, standard rows of plants, with far less labor.
"Whether indoors on shell, table, pedestal or windowsill, or outdoors on patio, deck, balcony or in a window box or hanging basket, containers bring viewing and maintenance conveniently close to the hand and the eye,” writes Ruth Shaw Ernst in “The Movable Garden” (Globe Pequot Press). “A happy solution for those who love growing things, container gardening takes less time, space and energy than a larger garden.”
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