The Beginner's Guide to Vegetable Gardening

In this section we are going to learn where to plant your garden.

This is a quick description of raised beds and how you can use them to be a successful gardener!

Flat gardens are the easiest way to get started gardening. The only thing that is required is a patch of soil and a little sweat!

Containers can be an important part of your gardening plan. In fact if you live in an appartment they may be your only garden until you are ready to buy some land!

Nothing is more important to a new garden than Sun! A sunny spot will help make your garden a success.

There are 3 types of soil, we will talk a little about each and what we can do to improve your soil.

Having water close by and a drip irrigation system really boost your success rate!

A quick summary of what we have learned so far!

Be sure you look up your hardiness zone and the dates of your average first and last frosts.

In this lecture we will look at Cool Weather Crops. You will learn what they are and the types of weather they like to grow in.

In this lecture we will learn about Warm Weather Crops and when to plant them.

This is a quick wrap up of what we have learned in this section. We also take a look at a good way to estimate when you should be planting your crops.

Now let's get into what plants are the best to grow in a new garden. In this section we will cover the 12 crops I think all new or struggling gardeners should start with.

Some veggies just grow better when planted as seedlings instead of seeds. We will talk about those and go through a list of what plants are best started as seedlings and what are best started as seeds.

This is a very quick look at the difference between Hybrid & Open Pollinated plants. And why we should care!

Here's a list of 7 easy to grow Cool Weather plants.

These 5 Warm Weather crops are where every new gardener should start.

Wrapping up the what to Plant section!

Well, now you know more than enough to go out there and get your hands dirty! Please ask any questions you might have in the comments section of this lecture!

This is a look at the other resources I have available to help you become an even better gardener! This includes all 4 of my video courses, my blog and social media accounts!