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Container Gardening Supplies Chicago IL

See below to find container gardening suppliers in Chicago. Includes detailed information on local businesses that provide access to organic seeds, grow light system packages, ballasts, fluorescent lighting alternatives, atmosphere control, composting supplies, gardening tools, and water purifiers, as well as advice and content on hydro maintenance.

Animal Care & Control
(312) 744-5000
2741 S Western Ave
Chicago, IL
Perez G. Landscapiing
773-632-7662
www.perezglandscaping.com
Chicago, IL
Clovers Garden Ctr
(630) 323-7100
6190 S Archer Ave
Chicago, IL
Hooks Landscaping
(708) 598-4746
8915 S Oketo Ave
Bridgeview, IL
Ridgewood Gardens Inc
(847) 647-9553
6569 N Milwaukee Ave
Niles, IL
Old Town Garden Inc
(312) 266-6300
1555 N Wells St
Chicago, IL
Leyden Lawn Sprinklers
(708) 366-5580
400 Ashland Ave
River Forest, IL
Creative Lawn & Garden Ctr
(773) 775-5553
5601 N Elston Ave
Chicago, IL
Windy City Garden Ctr
(847) 733-1942
2000 Green Bay Rd
Evanston, IL
Clovers Garden Ctr
(630) 655-3560
735 Plainfield Rd
Willowbrook, IL
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Container Gardening Ideal for City Living

Container Gardening Ideal for City Living

tomato plant gardening I’ve always dreamt of owning a house one day and having a backyard full of vegetables that I could pick from to make dinner each night. I’ve since ended up settling down in Brooklyn with no yard to speak of and felt the dream fade away, or so I thought.

Container gardening has become a growing trend and a great way to grow fresh produce at home that hasn’t traveled over 1,500 miles or been sprayed with all types of pesticides and herbicides . I started small with some herbs, tomato plants and jalapenos. Not feeling quite confident, as I don’t have the greenest thumb, I thought it was a great start I could build off of each year once my first crops were produced.

Getting started is simple!

The four things you will want to get yourself are some containers, soil, seeds and of course water from your local hardware store or nursery. Make sure to get a container large enough based on what you plan on growing; I found my local nursery very helpful in picking mine out. You will also want to check on what is in season, as all produce have their own times of the year for harvest. If this is your first time trying container gardening like me, keep it simple, some produce can be more temperamental than others to grow and you want it to be easy and fun.

My first tomato just arrived on the vine this week and should be ready to be picked very shortly. I can’t wait to make a salad with my fr...

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