The Beginner's Guide to Vegetable Gardening

Name: The Beginner's Guide to Vegetable Gardening
Rating: 4.6 (605 reviews)

Learn where, when and what to plant in your backyard garden.

(605 ratings)

3,270 students

Created by Rick Stone

Last updated 4/2020

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What you'll learn

Learn where, when and what to plant in your backyard garden!

Requirements

Before you start this course take some time to head out in your yard and find a nice sunny spot to plant a garden.

Description

Want to learn how to grow a great garden this summer . . . you should buy this course today!

Here's what you get when you buy this course:

I will teach you Where to plant your Garden
You will learn When to plant it
What are the 12 best veggies to plant in your new garden
Over 2 hours of engaging content
Access to a Master Gardener with 18 years of gardening experience
A 30 day money back guarantee

Learn all you need to know to get started gardening or to improve your existing vegetable garden! Buy it now!

Imagine harvesting 100's of pounds of Vegetables from your own backyard!

Ripe juicy tomatoes, delicious sweet corn or crisp lettuce. It's possible for any one that has a small back yard to grow surprising amounts of vegetables. A small 150 square foot plot can produce several hundred pounds of yummy veggies thru the spring, summer and fall.

In this Vegetable Gardening Basics course you will learn where to put your garden, when to plant it and what are some of the easiest veggies to grow. The course is designed to teach the new gardener the basics to get started. The course will also teach you more experienced gardeners some of the basic principals that you need to know to "pump up" your garden production:

Where to Grow Your Garden

Raised Bed Gardens
Flat Bed Gardens
Containers
Sun requirements
Caring for your soil
Watering your garden

When to Plant Your Garden

Cool Weather Crops
Warm Weather Crops
Estimated Planting Times

What to Plant in Your New Garden

Should you plant seeds . . . or seedlings?
Hybrid seeds vs. Open Pollinated seeds what's the difference?
7 Easy to grow Cool Weather veggies
5 Easy to grow Warm Weather veggies

Whether you are a new gardener or you have a few years under your belt you will find this course a great guide to improving your backyard garden. Please join our growing community of gardeners as we discuss the best practices for growing a great backyard vegetable garden!

Who this course is for:

This course will help new and experienced gardeners to start or improve their backyard gardens!

Featured review

Zackary C.

24 courses

15 reviews

3 years ago

I loved this course and I learned a lot from it. I am hoping to use some of the stuff I have learned for my own garden. Rick Stone is very easy to understand and he gets right to the point and he is quick to respond and he responds in detail if you have a hard time understanding something. This is the best course on gardening I have taken.

Rick Stone

Expert Gardener

4.6 Instructor Rating
1,034 Reviews
6,018 Students
6 Courses

Hi guys, I'm Rick Stone and I’m a gardening fanatic! Over the last 19 years I've grown a large garden at my home and it seems like every year that garden gets a little larger! Most years we grow between 800 to 1100 pounds of fresh veggies for our table and tons of great flowers to make our yard look awesome.

I grow all of my own seedlings and we have learned how to extend our garden harvest to 365 days a year. Even in our zone 5b garden! Growing in cold frames and hoop houses is the key!!

I'm a graduate of the Utah State University Master Gardener program and have been teaching classes for many years on gardening basics and year round gardening. For the last year I have been teaching courses online to nearly 1000 students. Come join me and we will learn everything you need to know to have a successful garden!!