10 Easy-to-Grow Plants for Beginner Gardeners!

Discover the perfect lineup of 10 beginner-friendly plants in our latest video! From vibrant kale to juicy cherry tomatoes, we've got you covered with a variety of easy-to-grow options. Whether you're starting a veggie garden or adding some color to your space with zinnias, join us to learn about these fantastic choices for gardeners of all levels. Get ready to kickstart your gardening journey with these fantastic picks!
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[@ofrecentvintage]

Radish got me hooked! I was amazed my first veg gardening year when the radish I'd sown popped up within about 36 hours. I was smitten. They have a place in my heart for sure.

[@FromSeedtoSpoon]

Our kids love growing radish as well because of how fast they are! They love the colors also!

[@ofrecentvintage]

My first veg gardening year in zone 6a, I successfully grew radishes, green/purple/yellow bush beans, Swiss chards, Bull's blood beets, lettuce/mesclun, tomatoes, spinach and straight eight cucumber. Of course, there were also plants that didn't make it. But these small successes were so encouraging.

[@FromSeedtoSpoon]

That’s terrific! Great job!!!

[@sigmawwww]

Thank you

[@FromSeedtoSpoon]

You're welcome

[@hkschubert9938]

Nothing you mentioned is very nutritious just a big waste of time.
Think of:
potatoes,
onions,
corn,
carrots etc.
Or else just grow flowers if you like wasting time.