Beginner Vegetables To Grow - Vegetable Gardening Tips

Are you new to vegetable gardening and not sure where to start? In this tutorial, you'll learn about the best beginner vegetables to ...

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🌱 When deciding what to grow in your backyard, consider the space you have available and choose your varieties accordingly.

🌞 The location you choose for your garden should have at least six hours of sun during the day and make sure you have a watering point nearby.

🌿 Radishes are the easiest crop to plant for beginners as they can be sown directly into the soil and are harvestable in a month or less.

🌱 Green beans are an easy summer crop to grow and can fix nitrogen in poor soil conditions.

🥬 Kale is one of the healthiest crops you can grow, it is very temperature tolerant, and can handle some shade and frost.

🥕 Carrots can be grown in sandy soil and do not require a lot of maintenance, making them a trouble-free crop.

🍅 Although tomatoes may seem more challenging, they can be planted by beginners with the right variety selection and proper care.

🌽 Squashes are easy to plant but require a lot of space and can be sown directly into the soil or started indoors.

🥦 Swiss chard is considered a superfood and is easier to grow than spinach, as it is more heat and cold tolerant.

🥬 Lettuce can be grown in your garden or in pots and containers and is ready for harvest in as little as 30 days after transplanting.

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00:30 Radishes are one of the easiest crops to plant in a vegetable garden. They can be sown directly into the soil and are ready to harvest in about a month or less.

01:17 Green beans, either bush beans or runner beans, are an easy summer crop to grow. They can grow in poor soil conditions and fix nitrogen. Sow seeds directly into the soil and harvest can be ready in 60 days.

01:47 Kale is a very temperature tolerant crop with very little pest and disease issues. It is packed with vitamins and other essential nutrients. It can be grown in containers or pots and is very frost tolerant.

02:44 Beetroot is a relatively trouble-free crop that is a great addition to any garden. It likes to be planted in a sunny position and is ready to harvest when the beets start to bulge the soil, about two months after planting.

03:20 Herbs grow under a variety of conditions and can be grown almost anywhere in the garden or in pots and containers. They can be grown in full sun or partial shade and adapt to irregular watering.

03:44 Although tomatoes may not seem like the easiest crop to plant, they are possible for beginners. Pick a variety that suits your climate and location, and consider whether you will plant them outside or in a greenhouse. They require plenty of water and full sun.

04:29 Swiss chard is considered a superfood and is easier to grow than kale. It is more heat and cold tolerant and can be grown in a greenhouse during winter. It can be harvested in 8 to 12 weeks.

05:08 Squash is easy to plant but requires a lot of space. It can be sown directly into the soil or started indoors in early spring. Squash will be ready to harvest about 50 to 55 days after fruit has set in.

05:33 Carrots can be planted in spring or fall and need sandy soil. They can even be grown in large buckets. Carrots should be sown thinly into raked soil and will be ready for harvest about 70 to 80 days after planting.

06:02 Lettuce can be grown in your garden or in pots and containers. It likes sun but will tolerate some shade. Lettuce requires a lot of water and should be sown in seed trays before transplanting into the garden. Harvest can be expected in 30 to 70 days.

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Q&A

What should I consider when deciding what to grow in my backyard?

Consider the space you have available and choose your varieties accordingly. Make sure to check the seed packaging for instructions on plant spacing, sunlight requirements, and sowing times. Also, ensure your chosen location has at least 6 hours of sun a day and has a nearby watering point.

What are some easy crops to plant for beginners?

Some easy crops to plant for beginners include radishes, green beans, kale, beets, herbs, tomatoes, swiss chard, squash, carrots, and lettuce.

How do I plant radishes?

Radishes can be directly sown into the soil at a depth of about one centimeter. Plant spacing should be roughly five centimeters. Radishes will be ready to harvest in about four weeks.

How do I plant green beans?

Green beans can be sown directly into the soil at a depth of about two centimeters. Plant spacing should be roughly 10 centimeters. Green beans will be ready for harvest after about 60 days.

How do I plant kale?

Kale can be started indoors or directly in the soil in a sunny place. Plant seeds one centimeter deep and space seedlings about 40 centimeters apart. First harvest can be expected in 60 days.