Vegetable Gardening for Beginners
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You can grow a thriving vegetable garden with confidence—just follow the easy and accessible instruction in Vegetable Gardening for Beginners.
The pride of biting into your first homegrown tomato of the season is unmatched, and even for experienced gardeners, the joy of eating and sharing something that you planted and nurtured never gets old. This abridged and affordable version of The Beginner’s Guide to Vegetable Gardening gives you the confidence, knowledge, and skills to reap the rewards of gardening on whatever level you decide to invest in—from two containers on a porch to multiple raised beds. The instruction allows you to scale down or up and is relevant to gardening wherever you are in the world.
This beginner’s guide gives you all the information and tips you need to decide:
- What kind of garden you want
- What types of vegetables you want to plant
- What varietals of vegetables are best for your situation
- How to get the most out of your soil
- How much to water
- What to plant next to what
Put all this advice together to yield the healthiest and most delicious plants! With lots of troubleshooting tips as well as ways to make your garden as productive as possible, year in and year out, this book will make your gardening adventure a joy rather than a frustration.
Jump right in and learn quickly and easily how to become the gardener you want to be. Whether you are on a rooftop, a sidewalk, or in a backyard, you can successfully grow everything from asparagus to zucchini as well as tomatoes, squash, basil, peppers, dill, and every other vegetable and fruit under the sun.
Samantha Johnson (Phelps, Wisconsin) and her brother, Daniel, have collaborated on a number of rural-living guidebooks, including How to Raise Rabbits and Beginner’s Guide to Beekeeping. Both are 4-H alumni and live on the family farm, Fox Hill Farm, in far northern Wisconsin. Samantha is a certified horse show judge and raises purebred Welsh Mountain ponies and Dutch, Holland Lop, and Netherland Dwarf rabbits.
Daniel Johnson (Phelps, Wisconsin) and his sister, Samantha, have collaborated on a number of rural-living guidebooks, including How to Raise Rabbits and Beginner’s Guide to Beekeeping. Both are 4-H alumni and live on the family farm, Fox Hill Farm, in far northern Wisconsin. Daniel is a professional photographer whose work can be seen at foxhillphoto.com.IntroductionWelcome to Vegetable Gardening
CHAPTER 1 Planning Your Garden
CHAPTER 2 Getting Started
CHAPTER 3 Digging In
CHAPTER 4 Daily Garden Care
CHAPTER 5 All About Vegetables
CHAPTER 6 Veggie Sidekicks: Herbs and Fruits
CHAPTER 7 Exhibiting Your Produce
CHAPTER 8 Preserving Your Harvest
CHAPTER 9 Enjoying Your Harvest
Appendix 1: Glossary
Appendix 2: Hardiness Zones 1
Appendix 3: Resources
Index
About the Authors
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