Home gardening for beginners

Home Gardening Growing your own vegetables can be fun as well as rewarding. All you need is some decent soil and few plants and this way you provide fresh healthy vegetables to your family and loved ones. But if you want to become a professional vegetable gardener, you will have to learn and understand what it takes to keep your plants healthy and strong.

Site selection:

Select a place where the soil is loose, rich, and well-drained.

Vegetables need adequate sunlight to grow well, and most of the vegetables need at least 6 hours of sunlight every day.
Make sure there is a water supply nearby, if possible.

Size of the Garden

A garden that is too big will have too much work to do, and too little will allow for easy management

Consider the following factors to determine the size of your garden:
The following factors will help you determine the ideal size for your garden

Time for plantation

Vegetables, in general, are divided into two groups based on season i.e. warm season and cool season.

Size of the Garden

A garden that is too big in size will have too much work to do

Consider the following factors when determining the size of your garden: reason for gardening, types of vegetables to be grown, size of family, and Cabbage Cultivation

Keep a Record

Keep a record of each and everything you do in your home garden to help you in the next planting season

This is one of the most important ways to improve your gardening
Pay attention to how plants grow and note down all of your successes and failures

Deciding on what to grow

What to grow in the garden is as big as where to locate it

Consider the following points in selecting the vegetables
Not to plant watermelons in a small garden
Must plant vegetables that are costly to buy at the market
Broccoli is one of the more expensive vegetables that can be grown in most home gardens
You can grow different kinds of vegetables to put more variety into your diet