November 21, 2024

VIDEO: 5 Vegetables that are too EASY to GROW in the Garden


These are my five top vegetables that I believe are just too easy to grow! Great for beginners who ask the question, what should I grow in my vegetable garden?

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27 thoughts on “VIDEO: 5 Vegetables that are too EASY to GROW in the Garden

  1. I always plant the base of onions I cut up to get a second serving from the same money spent, super easy. I came from the middle of USA originally but now live in the desert and am switching to 1/2 hectare of garlic in a month here.

  2. 1. Bean is a FRUIT! 3. Zucchini and it’s cousins are a FRUIT! come on man! You’re educating people with ignorance. They are now less educated for having listened to you

  3. I ask green thumb friend what is a plant that is super easy to grow friend says start with mint, few months later I ask – best conditions for lemon balm she says its like mint easy to grow hmmm me says I killed my mint!

  4. In NC where I live, it's quite difficult to grow zucchini. The squash vine borer is really horrible to deal with. This year was the first year out of the past three that we've gotten any sort of harvest.

  5. Question I use to eat carrots as a kid growing up. Now I am way damn grown I am allergic to them. Is there a difference from store bought to growing your own?

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