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12 Container Vegetable Garden Ideas

April 22, 2020 by Shellie Wilson

Growing vegetables in pots is easy and low maintenance, but there are a few guidelines that you need to follow and this roundup by The Garden Glove shows you 12 different options for starting your own vegetable patch but in pots or planters.

There are a few options in this roundup that are fantastic in design but also really practical when it comes to harvesting your homegrown vegetables.  It certainly has me inspired to think about planting some more edibles for my Garden.

Wondering what are the best vegetables to Plant in pots or containers?

Lettuce
Lettuce does extremely well in wide topped containers.

Spinach
If you like to eat it you can grow it.

Peppers
Peppers of all sorts do great in containers. I have grown bell peppers, jalapenos in containers.

Onions
Onions can grow quite well in pots on a porch or balcony.

Potatoes 
potatoes are easy to grow and harvest this way.

Carrots
Grab a deep pot for these beauties.

Zucchini
This can be planted in a pot or container but you will need support for it such as a tomato frame

Tomatoes 

Tomatoes are easy to grow especially cherry tomatoes, Again you will need garden stake support.

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