Edible window boxes

HGTV Gardens explains which edible plants grow best in your window boxes.

We've got you covered on the basics of herb care and what you should know before planting. Use these tips to ensure your herbs stay healthy.

Do you want to grow food, but don't have the space? So many vegetables are suitable for growing in a window box planter. Read on to learn the best edibles for growing in containers and how to plant a window box vegetable garden.

If you don't have a lot of outdoor space, you can grow spinach and other greens in a window box! It's so easy and there's just nothing like fresh greens!

Since plant life and natural beauty are abundant in cottage country, you may be thinking “gardening at the cottage—why bother?” But a lot can be gained by

The best plants for window boxes are split into edible and ornamental, with three recommendations for each. Find them out in this quick tips guide. #gardening #epicgardening #windowboxes

These window boxes, just two feet long each, are big enough to grow all sorts of herbs, including oregano, basil, chives, and rosemary.

Since plant life and natural beauty are abundant in cottage country, you may be thinking “gardening at the cottage—why bother?” But a lot can be gained by

A decorative and edible planting of Tangerine Gem marigolds, silver leaf sage and celery with ornamental feather grass (Pennisetum) in a public garden.

Use these window box ideas for a no-fail way to dress up your home. We share the right plant combinations to create maximum curb appeal.