If traditional garden beds aren't available to you, that doesn't mean you can't grow your own fruits and veggies. Here are some you can grow right on your patio.

Tomatoes can quickly become small and weak in summer without enough nutrients, but you can easily keep them healthy using a ...

Cantaloupes (Cucumis melo), with their musky flavor and distinct aroma, grow on vines that can reach almost 10 feet in length. The large, round fruit are produced from small yellow flowers that ...

Wanting something new and unique to grow in your garden? Try growing cucamelons, the small and crunchy fruit that will get ...

If your area does not experience heavy frost, you may be able to overwinter plants in the ground. Cut them back to about 8-10 inches, removing all fruits and leaves.

If your area does not experience heavy frost, you may be able to overwinter plants in the ground. Cut them back to about 8-10 inches, removing all fruits and leaves.

If your area does not experience heavy frost, you may be able to overwinter plants in the ground. Cut them back to about 8-10 inches, removing all fruits and leaves.