Growing herbs or vegetables

Growing herbs or vegetables

🌍 AnywhereπŸ”„ RepeatableπŸ‘€ All ages
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Start small with easy herbs like basil and mint, then expand to vegetables like tomatoes and peppers. Even a sunny windowsill can yield fresh ingredients that taste infinitely better than store-bought, and there's something deeply satisfying about eating food you've grown from seed.

Difficulty
15/100Easy
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Cost
$20 – $200
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Time
longer
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People
1+
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Setting
either
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Season
any
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Equipment
seeds, pots, soil, watering can

People who tried this

β€œThis is the first year I’ve ever had a garden, as well as the first time I’ve ever grown any vegetables/herbs whatsoever. I researched so much and so far it’s doing great! I even did my peppers, gardeners delight and super steak tomatoes from seed and despite almost killing them while hardening off they survived and are producing. So far I have harvested strawberries, lettuce, dill, and beans but I can’t wait to start picking some tomatoes, peppers, and zucchini. I couldn’t be happier :’)”
positiveβ€” unknown Β· r/gardeningsource β†—
β€œThis year I've been learning about plants and tried out some vegetables and herbs - first experience of growing my own. This time last year my garden was all weeds. My friend designed and made me 5 small raised beds; I?ve gown mixed salads, garden peas, radish, spinach in it and now have onions, winter cabbage and turnips that are almost ready for harvesting. I?ve also grown potatoes, runner beans and French beans mixed into my flower beds; they did well, once the snails backed off.”
positiveβ€” Dilwara Β· Vegetable Garden Guide commentssource β†—

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