Have you been dreaming of setting up a container garden in your backyard but don’t have the proper tools, seeds or knowledge on how to do it? I know what it is like, you are just trying to learn how to plant your first fruit tree, but you find out that you need a potter’s tools, a sharp knife and a measuring tape and you just can’t get it together. Well, if this sounds like you then you need to continue reading and learn about my selection of organic fertilizers, soil, plant foods, flowers and fruits that will make your project a successful one.

When choosing a pot, you have a lot of choices. You can go with a cheap plastic pot or you can get a sturdy clay pot or a terracotta pot. There are also many types of containers, including those that are specially designed for container gardening like my selection of commercial 25 gallon nursery pots lots of – 5 variety garden containers. They also have other kinds, like flower, herb, fruit, vegetables and flower pots. Here are some of them.

I really enjoy this brand because their pots come in a variety of styles. You can choose between glass, acrylic and ceramic designs. Their pots are made out of sturdy heavy duty materials so they don’t shatter like cheaper clay pots would. They come in a variety of thicknesses to choose from as well.

My selection of organic fertilizers, or blend potting soil and huge selection of commercial nursery pots has made my garden and greenhouse grower a very happy camper. With this amount of garden containers on the market it can be difficult to find the right ones. If you’re new to container gardening then I highly recommend picking up a copy of my book “A Home Gardener’s Guide To Container Gardening”.

When selecting a pot, there are a few things you should keep in mind. First of all you’ll want to make sure that it is able to handle your plants’ needs. Some plants can grow quite well in compact pots while some need a larger diameter and higher levels of elevation. You should also consider the climate of where you live in order to determine the right size and type of container. If you live in an area with cold winters then you’ll want to go with a larger and durable professional pot, one that is made of a thick durable material like terracotta.

There are many different sizes of pots that you can buy. I recommend getting a large one to start out with so that you can turn it into a year round house. A large pot will allow you to grow year around plants such as tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, leafy greens and many more. I always find that larger pots with plenty of drainage are easier to maintain and keep clean. On top of this if you have a greenhouse you can use a ventless pot which will save you on the HVAC costs.

One last thing to look for when purchasing a pot is to make sure you get one with good drainage. Good drainage is very important because it prevents root rot and keeps your plants from drying out. You want your soil to drain well because it’s the foundation of your plant and the only place it gets water. Many people have drainage holes in their pots but I would suggest using a sloped drainage hole to keep your pots from having too much rainwater draining out. It’s also a good idea to get a pot with a lid because you don’t want to have water splashing all over your house.

I’ve learned that pots with good drainage holes are much easier to clean than pots without drainage holes because you can easily scoop out the extra water. Also make sure that you get a pot with plenty of drainage holes so that your plants will be getting water each time they need it. Another great thing about growing your plants in pots is that you can move them around if you want to swap locations, I highly recommend a pot that has an adjustable potting soil system that will allow you to do just that!