We have really terrible soil and it's tricky to excavate and replace it where I am. My backyard borders a saltwater marsh and across the street in the front is the Atlantic Ocean. The soil is semi-sandy for the most part.
We wanted to dig up some beds in the back and add new soil, but turns out that there is fill just a few inches below the surface. Years ago, they weren't so particular about the environment and this fill is full of metal scraps and glass.
Anyway, all that is to explain that I want to do a larger scale container garden in the spring. I've grown tomatoes but that's it. I know other vegetables must be able to be grown in big pots or buckets, right?
We wanted to dig up some beds in the back and add new soil, but turns out that there is fill just a few inches below the surface. Years ago, they weren't so particular about the environment and this fill is full of metal scraps and glass.
Anyway, all that is to explain that I want to do a larger scale container garden in the spring. I've grown tomatoes but that's it. I know other vegetables must be able to be grown in big pots or buckets, right?