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Hi. I'm a final year product design student, currently undertaking my final design project about balcony gardening. My particular focus is for for those who are older and may have had to downsize (leaving behind a much beloved garden) to a smaller

around the flower market, resulting in full the balcony to spill the plants and flowers.  Good for you! I sometimes think it woudl be good to have a thread where gardeners who only have a balcony can show of their tiny gardens. Can you post a photo? You

Can you suggest some pot plants for an east facing small balcony, plants that will require little attention but possibly provide colour and scent? Theres a great range of patio sized Buddleias out there now and they provide colour and great nectar

Hi I'm Living In Cologne Germany, I Do A little bit Of Guerrilla Gardening In My Vicinity. I Have 4 Horse Chestnut Trees On My Balcony Largest Being 2 Metres Tall Along with Several Oak Trees all Grown from Seed, There My Pride & Joy The Plan

Hi all I have recently moved into my first flat with a balcony (yay!) and I am looking to get some colour in there for the spring/summer months, they would need to be annual as opposed to perennial as I may not be able to take them with me if I move

can anyone let me know if azeleas would be ok in a hanging basket in an area which only gets a small amount of sunlight very late in the day dont have a garden and want to brighten up my  balcony as i live in a flat if not any thoughts ?? Hi Steven

of outdoor planters for container gardening on your patio, balcony and home landscape.Garden Planters My garden has become a bit of a hotch potch as I never seem to get on top of things before the nights draw in, almost pleased to hear somebody else has

Hello! I've tried googling for this question, but can't find anything which quite answers it. I have several grape hyacinth bulbs flowering at the moment in containers on my balcony (and a few indoors who didn't like that at ALL and shot up and went

Raise crops in a grow bag Anyone can grow tomatoes, even if you only have a balcony! All you need is space for a bag of compost, plus a few tomato seedlings, and the promised harvest is a matter of weeks away. There's a huge range of young tomato

I use broad sticky tape to remove scale insects - more efficient than a thumbnail.Ants farm scale insects, so get rid of the ants and the problem will be reduced. To keep ants off a balcony organically (this may not work in a garden!) stamp on every