Top 6 Easy To Grow Vegetables For Beginners/SEED TO HARVEST
Top 6 Easy To Grow Vegetables For Beginners/SEED TO HARVEST
In today’s video, I’m sharing my top 6 easy vegetables for beginners to grow in their spring garden. I’ll take you from seed to harvest on each vegetable growing choice.
If you have questions about growing vegetables for your garden, need help starting a vegetable garden, want tips for gardening for beginners, are looking for more gardening tips and tricks and “garden hacks” , have questions about vegetable gardening and organic gardening in general, or want to share some DIY and “how to” garden tips and gardening hacks of your own, please ask in the comment section below!
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
00:06 – How to Grow Peas From Seed
01:05 – How to Plant Potatoes // No Dig Potatoes // Ruth Stout
02:24 – How to grow Lettuce From Seed
03:00 – How to Thin Lettuce Seedlings
03:19 – Hack for Sowing Lettuce Seed
04:07 – How to Grow Onions from Seed
05:44 – Huge Onion Harvest
06:03 – How to Cure and Store Onions
06:19 – How to Plant Garlic / Planting Garlic Cloves
07:33 – Garlic Harvest
07:44 – How to Cure and Store Garlic
08:04 – How to Grow Carrots from Seed
09:03 – How to Thin Carrot Seedlings
09:23 – Extra – How to Grow Tomatoes not Leaves Video
RELATED VIDEOS FROM NEXT LEVEL GARDENING
How to Grow Peas: https://youtu.be/Lns8XgOnR3s
How to Grow Potatoes 4 Ways: https://youtu.be/CqqrBFRlN2A
How to Grow Lettuce: https://youtu.be/EgTasbpQJLE
How to Grow Onions: https://youtu.be/pBxUIH825oc
How to Grow Garlic: https://youtu.be/J58N1CJxoWg
How to Grow Carrots 3 Ways: https://youtu.be/574wflr-AWk
How to Grow Tomatoes: https://youtu.be/9w-7RoH_uic
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Hi I just watch you 4 year old tomato video and you talked about the rat problem.
I use to live in the Southern California next to an Avocado Orchard and had a big problem with rats. Always fighting to keep them out of the underneath the house and in the attic could never leave the garage open. We had many pests and i was trapping Ground Squirrels and raccoons with a live trap. I found that most of my catches were rats. So i modify with some smaller screen and went to town.
Always just used bord seed and a pellet gun, your good.
Thank you #SaveSoil #Consciousplanet
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So that’s why my Italian onions (Mediterranean climate) didn’t grow in the Netherlands (northern sea climate). I thought it was just temperatures but it might have been daylight hours mostly. Thanks a lot!
Another great video.
I love your soil.
Another great video.
Can this stuff be grown in pots.. my back yard is small
I can validate that home grown potatoes are superior… oh my goodness!!! so rich and creamy and so so flavorful!
Thank you so much for this video. It was very interesting.
"Great content! The tips you shared at [01:21] were super helpful. I’ll definitely try them out!"
Thank you very much so much for this video. Very informative.
Holy cow those are huge onions!!
For me potatos, carrots and onions are some of the hardest things to grow in the garden (never tried garlic). They don’t grow at all or stay super tiny and low in quantity. I have no problems growing tomotos, cucumbers, squash, pumpinks, all types of berries. Even things like aubergine, Physalis and watermelons grow well enough for a good harvest. But everything under ground … Not a chance.
Should I be worried about bad stuff in straw? I love straw for Ruth Stout gardening. 😢
Dude those aren’t onions, those are footballs! Those are huge!
Thx man, now I’ll have a fighting chance against the government and the leftists who are destroying this country and bringing in an economic depression
Thank you.
What an amazing vedio so informative.
Peas are fruits and NOT vegetables
what is frosting?
Those are the biggest onions I’ve ever seen
I put my seed potatoes straight from the bag into the ground. No chit.
Question liquid fertilizer can you recommend one or anyone can help new to allotments many thanks 👍👍👍👍👍
I recently noticed tomato seeds growing in my garden.
To me the potatoes and the squash are the easiest
It was very informative
My dirt is clay will this still work?? For leaf lettuce and Capsicum??
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It was very instructive
I have some tips on my channel that goes along with this video as well
Great videos!
There is only one vegetable that I’ve always found super easy to grow, and that is tomatoes. No matter where I’ve lived or the soil and climate conditions, I have been able to produce a crop–starting outdoors from seed–without fail.
hi Brian, I have tried growing the garden pea also called English pea with no success, they are always leggy with just the main stem and no side shoots. please help
I’m so hungry, i want all of these
Very instructive
“Jehovah, for his part, will give what is good, and our own land will give its yield.” (Psalm 85:12)
Your video is amazing..so informative. THANKS FOR SHARING
In the Northeastern US, you can plant hardneck garlic. This gives a bonus crop of garlic scapes. They taste like garlic flavored green beans
Interesting.
For some dumb reason, I have better luck with tomatoes than anything else. Most everything else I have failed. I tried beans and it was a no go but an apple tree I can do? I think I’m broken.
Have you heard the “gods that be” are condemning home gardens now because of their carbon footprint?? 🤬🤬🤯
I haven’t did gardening since I was a kid but want to start one this year
Vermiculite has asbestos 😂 I don’t know if I’d want to be gardening with that
Ive never planted anything. i move to my own house with garden in april/may and i really wanna start planting my own veggies. i am keen on onions, but especially potatoes. your tutorial looks very nice but now i ask myself where you are supposed to get the straw/hay for putting on top of the tomatoes?
Thank you #savesoil #Consciousplanet
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Lettuce is the hardest for me to grow. It either gets eaten by critters and insects, bolts, or tastes bitter.
In which season should we plan