By the time you’ve done that a couple of times it’s time to use it in the vegetable garden or flower beds. That’s what I do ...

Put them right up against each ... dig a hole large enough to accommodate the entire pot. Make sure the cardboard doesn't stick up above the soil level because this is likely to act as a wick ...

Terracotta pots, often a gardener's go-to, have a porous, breathable, alkaline material that promotes drainage and can ...

Fill pots with fresh peat-free multi-purpose compost or if you're growing shrubs or long-term plants, use a soil-based John Innes compost. There are peat and peat-free versions, and both are easy ...