A Simple Checklist to Grow Your Own Vegetable Garden in Your Own Backyard!

Figuring out what and when to plant is a good first step. You are the one setting your garden patch up for success, yielding vegetables and fruits or berries season-round. Make every gardening moment count, by working with, according to and sticking to a plan. It can be as simple or as complex as you might choose for it to be. In the end, it is all about the results, right? Would you then not want to everything within your power to make it deliver?

(weather permitting)
Sowing seeds inside cauliflower (on sods), muskmelon, watermelon, corn.

Late April/Early May
seedbeds can be started too for celery, cabbage, lettuce.

Late May
Onions, carrots, smooth peas, spinach, beets, chard, parsnip, turnip, and radish. Lettuce, cabbage (plants). Beans, corn, spinach, radish. kale, winter squash and pumpkin

Early June
Beans, carrots, corn, cucumber, peas, summer spinach, summer lettuce, radish, egg-plant, pepper, tomato

Late June
Beans, corn, peas, turnip, summer lettuce, radish, late cabbage, and tomato plants.

Early July
Beans, endive, kale, lettuce, radish, winter cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts and celery plants.

Late July
Beans, early corn, early peas, lettuce, radish.

You can grow lots of vegetables, even with limited space. Like most other container gardens, your veggies will do best in potting mixes made for containers.

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How to Grow Your Own Vegetable Garden In Your Own Backyard!

Are you thinking of buying a small lot to grow plants and vegetables? Why not do it in your own backyard? You can find a lot of spaces where you can freely plant your seeds and grow them. Here's how to grow your own vegetable garden in your own backyard. 




































You can start your planning and mapping-out strategy for your vegetable
garden in your own backyard! Plants will not all mature and yield their crop
at the same time. You need to stagger and plan, even plant accordingly.
Some weeks you might have ample supply and then for a month almost
nothing. Try and ascertain for yourself, when you will need how much of what
for your family meals and table and plant accordingly. Focus and try for a
continuous supply throughout the season with some variety.

January 
-Start planning and layout your
garden, order/buy seeds, get
schedules, plans and lists at the
ready

Early February
-Inside planting can start from seeds –
try some cabbage and cauliflower,
even onions

Late February
-Add lettuce, Brussels sprouts and beets

Early March
-Celery and Tomatoes can be started from
seeds

Late March
-More tomatoes, Eggplant, pepper, lima
beans, cucumber, squash; sprout
potatoes

So start your healthy gardening habit now. Clean that backyard and grow your own vegetable garden. 
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Different types of ginseng exists, with the 6 year-old Korean Red Ginseng being the most sought after. In the past, this type of ginseng were only reserved for the Emperor and royalties.

Boasting a dose of 900mg of 6 year-old red ginseng extract per serve to combat mental stress and physical fatigue.

Check out the Vermilion Health & Vitality Jelly that will bulletproof both your body and mind be it at the workplace, gym or in the classroom.