Growing vegetables in your backyard have many benefits. Most importantly, the joy of consuming homegrown vegetables is matchless! You always have some basic vegetables available at your disposal and they taste amazing because of the attention and care that you’ve given while it was growing. However, if you are new to gardening you should know the basics before officially adopting it as your hobby. Keep reading to find out how to grow different vegetables!

How To Grow Tomatoes

Tomatoes are a tricky plant to grow as it requires a set of stimuli to grow and thrive. If you live in a warm and sunny area, then the tomato plant will grow easily. However, if you live in colder regions, you can maintain the temperature in a greenhouse to grow them.

Cottonbro/Pexels | Tomatoes taste great in salads so it’s a good idea to grow them in your home garden

How To Grow Potatoes

Potatoes are a vegetable that is the mainstay of our diets. It is worth growing them yourself so you never run out of them. Just plonk a single seed potato in the soil during March, and within three to four months it will grow into a crop that can feed your family.

How To Grow Spinach

To get good produce of these leafy greens, you should cultivate them in March or April when the soil is warm. Make sure to water the spinach plant consistently to keep it hydrated. Even though they are high maintenance, they also have a big yield of produce.

Kindel Media/Pexels | You can always share the extra production of spinach with friends and neighbors.

How Ro Grow Broad Beans

Broad beans are quick-growing plants that require very less attention to grow well. The ideal soil for broad beans should be heavy and rich in organic matter but it should not be waterlogged either. The best time to plant this is in autumn or early spring.

How To Grow Brussel Sprouts

You may have some lovely Christmas memories with this vegetable hence it is a good idea to cultivate it before October.

How To Grow Beetroot

There are many varieties of this crop varying from maincrop to late variety. You can choose whichever you want to grow by considering the space you have in your garden. It is a versatile vegetable and does not require much attention for a good harvest.

Taryn Elliott/Pexels | Beetroot is full of nutritional value that you can benefit from

Happy gardening!