Whether you’re a pro gardener, a novice looking to flex your green thumb, or an urbanite with zero outdoor space, window boxes are a low-commitment way to grow summer plants, flowers, and herbs.

In a small apartment complex in Oregon, a few residents started experimenting with growing food in places nobody had really ...

The idea started in a quiet suburban neighborhood where winter usually meant shutting down gardens until spring returned.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The distinguishing feature of these types of planters is that they can be seen from multiple perspectives, from inside and outside ...

The gardening world has a tried-and-true formula for the perfect window box: a thriller, a filler and a spiller. You simply can’t go wrong with a tall red geranium amid a tranquil bed of white ...

Plastic never looked so elegant. The high-quality Hevea Outdoor Window Box Planter seems to have it all: not only is it stylishly designed, it's also lightweight and durable, thanks to the patented ...

Window boxes are containers that are usually oblong in shape and attached below windows on the outside. They're often made of wood but can be made of many different materials. I have clients who use ...

Master gardener Angelo Randaci shares tips on planting a window box indoors and out—from finding the right planter to choosing plants. While not all of us have a yard in which to grow a flower garden, ...

There is something genuinely magical about reaching out your kitchen window and snipping a few fresh leaves to toss into whatever is bubbling on the stove. No last-minute grocery run, no sad plastic ...

When selecting plants for your window boxes, you can use only one type of flower, or mix it up, repeating the same plant a ...

Gardens come in all shapes, sizes, and locations—including growing out of boxes attached to windows. And while window boxes may not seem like gardens in the traditional sense, think of them as mini ...

Although window boxes enhance the curb appeal of any home, they are particularly striking when used on small-scale cottages with shutters, half-timber, half-stone farmhouses, and traditional homes ...