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The smaller container gardens are host to many varieties of plants like tomatoes, strawberries, peppers, many herbs and of course a wide array of flowers. My children love having a container garden on the patio as they like to go out and pick off the ripe tomatoes or strawberries and eat them right off the vine. My wife and I enjoy the smaller container garden for the herbs as we can walk right out the door and pick fresh herbs for dinner. Of course the fresh cut flowers for around the house are great as well. Container garden for the patio is nice and relaxing.
The larger containers in my container garden are host to a variety of vegetables and flowers as well. Larger containers are nice because I am able to grow green beans, zucchini, and other larger plants, these containers are more maintenance as they are host to larger plants, but still easy to maintain compared to a regular garden. The larger container garden has its plus as I am able to grow larger flowers as well.
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