Recent News at Veggie Gardener

It has been some very busy times here at Veggie Gardener. With the coming of spring there has been much going on in the vegetable garden and on the internet. I just wanted to take a minute to let everyone know about a few happenings on the internet that I've had the privilege to take part in recently.As most of you already know, there are a bunch of great blogs run by a bunch of awesome people on the internet today. I have been fortunate … [Read more...]

10 Easy Tips For Growing Green Beans

10 Easy Tips for Growing Green Beans

Growing green beans (sometimes referred to as pole beans, snap beans, string beans, or bush beans) is quickly becoming a very popular vegetable in the vegetable garden. There is a good reason why - green beans are very easy to grow and prolific producers. Most green beans are ready to pick 45 to 60 days after germination, making them a favorite for a quick and steady harvest. If you love green beans and are interested in growing them in your … [Read more...]

Tips For Growing A Front Yard Vegetable Garden

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At one time the back yard was seen as the only suitable place for a vegetable garden. Well not any more! One of the rising trends in vegetable gardening is growing vegetables in the front yard. As more people seek ways to grow more vegetables and maximize garden space, the front yard is as good a place to grow vegetables as the back. Some gardeners may need to grow vegetables in the front yard because the back yard may be unsuitable for growing … [Read more...]

Add An Outdoor Garden Bench To Your Vegetable Garden

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It is hard to beat a good day's work out in the vegetable garden. There is something special about getting dirt on your hands and a little sweat on the brow pulling weeds, harvesting fresh vegetables, or tying up tomato plants.Unfortunately, many gardeners rarely get the chance to actually stand back and visually enjoy all the hard work and effort they put in to making their gardens productive. I believe one of the many reasons why this … [Read more...]

7 Super Nutritional Vegetables

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Almost every organic vegetable that you could possibly grow in your vegetable garden has good nutritional value. Then there are some vegetables that pack a nutritional-punch that's just hard to beat. These vegetables are key to providing a balanced diet and preventing colds, flus and some diseases. Using these vegetables as a part of your daily menu can help you be more productive and feel energized. Let's take a look at seven super nutritional … [Read more...]

Common Vegetable Gardening Mistakes

Common Vegetable Gardening Mistakes

Whether you are a new vegetable gardener or a seasoned pro, we are all bound to make mistakes in the vegetable garden. I know I have made (and still make) my fair share of follies.Growing vegetables is not that difficult overall, but there are some techniques that are an art that takes some practice, a little elbow grease and sometimes a bit of good fortune.Picasso did not paint a masterpiece his first time at the canvas, did … [Read more...]

Top 15 Best Vegetable Gardening Blogs

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There are literally hundreds of blogs online today offering an endless amount of great vegetable gardening tips and advice. You can find a cool trick or two at just about every click - anything from how to grow tomatoes to how to set up a worm composting bin - on the various vegetable gardening blogs available on the net.If you are new to the vegetable gardening blog scene, it can be a long trial and error process to find the best ones of … [Read more...]

Burpee Ultimate Growing System Review

Burpee Ultimate Growing System

One of the things that makes growing a vegetable garden so much fun is starting your own seeds. You can actually be a part of the growth of your plants during it's complete life cycle, from seed to harvest. That's a very exciting process, indeed!Some times starting seeds can be just as exciting and fun as harvesting and enjoying the fruits of your garden.I'm always in search of a product, or process, that makes starting seeds more … [Read more...]

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