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Did you know that you can get garden fruit to grow in containers? I’ve seen it done many times and what a great treat if you live in an
apartment or condo, you can grow your own fruit! I like the idea that if you had say a miniature lemon tree you could just bring it inside in the winter time as a
houseplant!
4 Garden Fruit To Grow in Containers
Clementine Dwarf Fruit To Grow In Containers
Meyer Lemon Tree Fruit To Grow In Containers
One of the fruits that will grow well in pots is lemons. Depending on where you live you might be able to leave this outside all year long. But here in indiana I’ll need to bring it indoors during the winter.
Blueberry Fruit Bush To Grow in Containers
Blueberry’s are my favorite fruit. I love everything with blueberries in it, cereal. If you order this in the spring, it will be covered in berries. If you buy it in the fall it will be dormant. I have this in my cart to buy. Can’t wait to have my very own berries to eat!
Strawberry Garden Fruit For Growing In Container
Who doesn’t love strawberries? These not only grow in pots, but are often one of the easiest fruits you can grow at home. They don’t need a lot of space, so pots of just about any size will be good for growing strawberries. You can grow them on your patio in pots, or even inside your home if you have enough natural sunlight. If you live in an apartment these are great to grow out on your balcony or patio.
I hope you gained some information from my post on 4 Garden Fruit To Grow in Containers. I love growing all of these. The strawberry and blueberries are the ones I’m going to start with first. I like that they will be easy to take care of and I can move them around. The wild rabbits are taking over my garden. Need to add some fencing before next year.
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