Alphabetical list of Vegetables to get you started!

I love eating fresh vegetables. Perhaps you’re trying to save money at the grocery store, or maybe that new affordable care act (ACA) has cast a light on your health.  Here is an alphabetical list of common vegetables to get you started. Start with planting a tiny seed in some soil and a few weeks or months later you to can be harvesting your own veggies.

There is definitely a little more work involved, but picking fresh produce for several weeks from one tiny seed is always an inspiration to me.  These simple and easy growing tips will help you have and enjoy your best garden ever.

Wax beans, potato vegetables harvestWax beans, potatoes, cucumbers

Growing tips for common vegetables:

The following list includes growing conditions, when & how to seed, how much water is needed, keeping the plants healthy and when to harvest.

Growing Beans
Growing Beets
Growing Broccoli
Growing Brussel Sprouts
Growing Cabbage
Growing Carrots
Growing Cauliflower
Growing Celery
Growing Corn
Growing Cucumbers
Growing Eggplant
Growing Garlic
Growing Kale
Growing Leeks
Growing Lettuce and Salad Greens
Growing Onions
Growing Peas
Growing Peppers
Growing Potatoes
Growing Radishes
Growing Scallions
Growing Spinach
Growing Squash - Winter and Zucchini
Growing Swiss Chard
Growing Tomatoes
Growing Turnips and Rutabagas

Snap pea harvest

Growing veggies is so rewarding. Enjoy the process and be willing to experiment with your own garden area to see what will grow best for you. Have fun gardening, do not stress over failures, see them as opportunities to try something new or different next season. There are a few things to remember to have mostly successes in your garden check out soil preparation and fertilizing.

A food garden can be as small or as large as you want or need it to be. Taking the time to plan what you want to grow and how you want to grow it is an important step to having a successful garden.  Plants need care and attention to grow well. If you do not have access to a backyard, try growing in containers on your balcony or front porch.

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