Yes, you can grow corn in large containers that support its root systems and watering needs. Plan for a space at least 12 inches deep and 12 inches wide for each plant, but provide an 18-in. depth ...

With the right growing conditions, you can grow corn in your own garden. Here's what to know to easily grow corn for an ...

Plus, the Pacific gum plant is a coastal, ground-hugging perennial that displays a blanket of daisies this time of year.

I saw some corn displayed in containers recently. I grew up in the Midwest and I don’t understand how they did that because of the pollination and all. But I’d sure like to try it for my grandson.

Most varieties of corn grow 5 feet tall or more and can be top-heavy, says Edmunds—so if these plants are grown in a container, then a small breeze could topple them.. Corn also produces the ...

1. If you have a patio or deck, you may be considering adorning it with potted plants. The problem with containerized plants on concrete or wood surfaces is the stains that they create.