#urban gardening

Plant green beans in Chicago from May 23-July 15 for Zone 6a success. Get specific dates, variety recommendations, and succession planting schedules.

Learn when to plant green beans in New York with specific dates for Zone 7a. Compare 6 varieties, get a complete timeline, and discover which beans grow best in NYC's urban climate.

Discover the top self-watering planters for tomatoes based on 120-day real-world testing. Compare yields, water usage, and durability.

Plant squash in Chicago after May 9 when soil warms to 65°F. Zone 6a's 158-day season supports all squash varieties with proper timing and variety selection.

Healthy tomato plants with no fruit? Discover the 8 most common reasons container tomatoes fail to produce and get proven solutions that work.

Plant cucumbers in Boston after May 5 for transplants or May 15 for direct sowing when soil reaches 65°F. Zone 6b allows multiple successions through July.

Dark sunken spots on your container tomato bottoms? That's blossom end rot from inconsistent watering and calcium issues. Learn the fast fixes that stop it now.

Master container tomato watering with daily schedules, moisture testing methods, and automation systems that prevent overwatering and underwatering problems.

Plant kale year-round in San Francisco's ideal Zone 10a climate. Best planting times: September-November for winter harvest, March-May for spring.

Philadelphia gardeners can plant kale twice yearly: early spring (March 15-April 1) and late summer (August 1-15) for optimal harvests in Zone 7a.

Learn when to plant tomatoes in San Francisco with specific dates for Zone 10a. Compare 6 varieties perfect for Bay Area microclimates and fog.

Learn when to plant onions in New York with specific dates for Zone 7a. Compare varieties, get complete timeline, discover which onions grow best in New York's climate.

Discover 25+ proven tomato varieties perfect for container growing. From cherry to beefsteak, find the best varieties for your patio or balcony garden.

Discover the exact container sizes needed for different tomato varieties, from 5-gallon minimums to optimal 20-gallon setups for maximum yields.

Master container tomato growing with this complete guide covering variety selection, container sizing, soil prep, and care from planting to harvest.