Top 10 Fast Growing Vegetables For Gardeners

Here are the 10 fastest-growing and easiest-to-grow vegetables that you should start planting as soon as you start gardening:

10 fastest-growing and easiest-to-grow vegetables

1. Spinach

Spinach is a very easy vegetable, only after 35-40 days can be harvested. Spinach has many nutrients, can be steamed, boiled, sauteed, cooked soup with shrimp, meat is very delicious.

Spinach is a vegetable that is rich in vitamins B, K, Potassium, ... very beneficial to health. Especially for those who are pregnant, the delicious dishes of spinach are indispensable in family meals. If possible, plant your own spinach seeds and take care of them to have safe vegetables in your beautiful little garden.

2. Lettuce

Lettuce is one of the vegetables you can grow year round, preferably from August this year to April next year. Aromatic lettuce in particular has long thin leaves, which taste delicious. Aromatic lettuce is often used as a condiment for dishes or boiled in a cool and aromatic flavor.

Lettuce is a short-term, high-yielding crop and easy to grow in your home garden. In addition, plants do not require elaborate care, just with basic soil, water and plenty of sunlight, you will have lush green lettuce bushes. Especially, with this vegetable, you absolutely can sow the seeds into plastic bags, pots, styrofoam...

3. Cowpea

Easy to grow cowpea, eye-catching colors such as green, yellow or purple, especially containing high levels of nutrients, the home-grown cowpea will make you extremely "gloating" by high productivity at harvest.

Cowpea prefers loose soil, drainage, easy to grow, less pests and fruit. So this is also a vegetable you can grow on the small campus of your home garden. Just prepare a small area of ​​land or take advantage of the balcony, the rooftop is that you have a periwinkle promising for a bumper crop.

4. Radish

Radish is suitable for planting all year round, has many eye-catching colors and contains many vitamins and minerals with many health effects. This is an extremely easy-to-grow vegetable, with a short growing time, high nutritional value and lots of vitamins A, B, C, ...
In addition, this plant does not need too much soil, suitable for growing in small pots and tubs. Not only that, if you know how to choose the appropriate pots and pots, these lovely radish pots can become a decoration for your home, making your living space greener.

5. Peas

Peas do not require high mineral nutrition. Plants can grow and develop on many types of soil.

If you want to experiment with seeding, summer is the best time to grow legumes, with peas taking as little as 2 months from seed nursery to harvest. Because peas like light, you can grow it in the middle or the end of summer and as a result, you'll have a good harvest in the fall.

6. Scallions

Saving space, extremely easy to plant after only 3-4 weeks can harvest and beautify the space, growing scallions at home in plastic bottles, foam boxes are popular with many women.
In particular, scallions are plants that are frequently used in dishes. What do you think when your kitchen is always available for you to use when needed?
Amateur gardeners have a variety of ways to grow onions at home, such as growing onions in traditional soil, growing onions and hydroponics.

7. Carrots

"Famous" in the village of vegetables with abundant sources of vitamins A, B1, C and B2 are very good for health, carrots are easy to grow and are considered as one of the "candidates" to have in the garden. your house.
Carrots are very suitable for potted gardening but for you who love gardening. Not only has the effect of making food, but it also helps to decorate your home with a natural green color that makes women fascinated to grow carrots at home.

8. Cucumber

Just a few cucumber plants easily produce enough fruit for a family of 4, or even more. Easy to grow and live sustainably, cucumbers grow most in the summer. Bushy cucumber varieties can be grown in small gardens or boxes.

Cucumbers are vegetables that growers spray the most stimulants and pesticides. To get safe melons, you should grow cucumbers at home. Cucumbers can be grown year round and give high yields.

9. Zucchini

Zucchini has long been a favorite food for many families because it is easy to cook, easy to eat, and extremely easy to grow. This type of fruit is preserved for a long time under normal conditions.
Zucchini grows very strongly, needs a lot of water, but cannot stand waterlogging. Just a little notice that you absolutely can have a green eye-gourd of squash in the garden.

10. Tomatoes

With plenty of light, water and perseverance, you'll be rewarded with a tall enough tomato plant and clean, juicy tomatoes. However, these tomatoes take a long time to grow, so you must have great perseverance.

Tomatoes are easy to grow because they can grow anywhere. It is not difficult to get the clean, fruit-laden tomatoes both to eat and to beautify the space of your house.
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How to Grow Your Own Food With Backyard Gardening

Starting a fruit and vegetable garden in your backyard takes a little planning and some good old-fashioned "hard work". Well, not that hard. You'll want to start with a list of meals you like to eat and what ingredients you'd be able to grow yourself. If you like fresh fruit in the morning for breakfast, you might list strawberries, melon and oranges. For fans of spaghetti, you'll no doubt have tomatoes, basil, oregano, garlic and maybe some onions. I'm sure you get the idea. So, make a list of the foods you like to eat along with their ingredients.

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Next, you'll need to determine who you're feeding with your new backyard garden at home. Is it just you or do you have a family of four? This is important in planning your space and utilizing it efficiently. If it's only you, you'll obviously plant less of each vegetable and fruit than you would if it were three or four people you were feeding. You'll also want to plant more of the popular items like tomatoes and strawberries than you would garlic or oranges. One small orange tree can feed a family of four for quite a while.

After you have your list of plants and how many of them you'll need, you will want to start clearing space in your backyard for your new garden or planning where you will put your containers and pots. Pay attention to where the sun shines mid-day and during afternoon hours as that is where you'll want your plants to be. Also, think about how you'll water your garden. Will you hand water? Do you have time for that? Or, would you be better off with a drip irrigation system? Personally, I would choose the drip system. The watering is more efficient, with less waste and it saves you time, freeing you up to do other things.

Once you have all of that done, you'll need to purchase your seeds, plants, soil, amendments like fertilizer and compost and a drip irrigation system from your local hardware or garden store. If you're building a raised bed, you'll also need to pick-up cedar or redwood planks, screws and any tools you might need.

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Back at home with all of your items, you're now ready to get started on your new backyard garden. You're almost there, but this is where you'll need to put a pair of old jeans on and get into the dirty work. First, you'll need to turn the soil and add your compost. This is the most important step, so make sure you do a thorough job. Your plants will thank you later. Next, it's time to put your plants and seeds in the ground. Be sure to leave enough room for them to grow. Don't overcrowd them as this will result in some unhappy plants and less of a crop. Once everything is planted, your drip system is next, if you're using one. If not, a good hand watering to get the ground wet and set everything in place is needed.

Last, but definitely not the least important step is to maintain your garden. You wash and wax your car, you keep your home clean and tidy, and you worked hard on your new garden. Treat it with a little love and it will pay you back in dividends. It should only take a weekend to get your new backyard garden at home in place and ready to provide you and your family with great tasting, healthy food. Hey, you might even save a few bucks at the grocery store and have some fun, too.