Be Super Proud of Your Garden

Gardening is a great hobby; it is fun and rewarding but there is a big learning curve. If you must learn it all by trial and error, it can be frustrating. This book will help you through the beginning of the gardening process by starting your plants from seed and have you well on your way to success. Around a month after the new year, the weather is cold. People in northern states get what we in Minnesota call cabin fever. It is a powerful desire to have winter end. This is when the garden planning also gets into full swing. This time of year, there is not much else to do if you're not into winter sports. Looking through seed catalogs and drawing up your plans for what you want to do this season is fun. Have you ever eaten fresh vegetables? Nothing tastes better than green beans or tomatoes you picked off the plant and have for dinner. When my daughter met her husband and had been dating for a while, she brought him to the house for dinner. We had grilled burgers, cheesy potatoes, and fresh green beans. We started eating, and he asked what type of beans these were. He grew up never having tasted fresh green beans. The only way he had eaten green beans was from a can. Most people know canned vegetables are not the best tasting. While they are accessible and able to keep for a long time. Frozen veggies are better, but nothing compares to fresh. You can grow and have your fresh vegetables no matter what space you have available. You can grow in-ground gardens You can use raised beds in your yard You can use raised beds on your deck or patio You can use grow bags on the balcony of your apartment You can grow most veggies in your house with the proper lights or an excellent sunny window You can grow microgreens in a minimal space and quickly get great high-quality food that is loaded with vitamins No matter what you have, you can grow your vegetables in your space. Not all plants should start inside from seed. We can directly plant many in their final growing spot without starting inside. Some plants don't like to have their roots disturbed. They are also faster-growing plants, in most cases, that don't need extra time to grow.