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While it may be possible to start off growing these vegetables in containers, at a certain point, they’ll need more space to reach maturity and thrive. If your garden space is limited to what ...

They come in various sizes, but all allium varieties are relatively easy to grow. And because they are part of the onion family, alliums have a strong odor and flavor that deer and other pests ...

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As a rule of thumb, allium bulbs prefer light, well-draining soil. You can plant alliums in beds, pots or containers, though the positioning should change for each. According to the RHS ...

this one stays at 12 inches tall and is zingy in containers. As summer advances, later allium come into their own. Plant these in November or December, but expect them in June and even July borders.

How to plant alliums in pots Allium bulbs will grow well in both open soil and pots, but it is important to use good quality compost for the best results. Sarah Raven recommended a “nice deep ...

Plant these in autumn just below the soil surface and 10cm apart. Alliums aren’t too fussy, but a sheltered spot with well-drained soil in full sun is ideal. You can also grow them in pots filled with ...

or as a focal point in a container through the summer months,” says Palphramand. If you haven’t already planted allium bulbs in the fall, you can still plant them in March, although the roots ...