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

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[sfletcher]

Can this stuff be grown in pots.. my back yard is small

[trobinson]

I'm a first time gardener (started gardening in August 2023) and I am so excited to see that I am growing 4 out of 6 of these (peas, potatoes, onions, and garlic). I'm hoping for a successful harvest!

[josiebridges]

Short but sweet. Thank you very, very, much.

[christophernorris]

My favorite kind of video to watch from you! I enjoy them all, but this kind help me most. You're a very natural teacher, explaining in simple, easy to catch ways.

[MichaelRei]

I’ll never get over how your onions looked like pumpkins ! This is my favorite time of year! Planning out my new garden and getting ready for it. It really kicks those winter doldrums in the kiester!!

[davidflowers]

Exciting! This is our first year planting veggies. I tried your paper towel and ziplock bag method on heat mat to start my jalapeños and bell peppers. Seeds sprouted in just 5 days! Moved them to the seed tray today. Off to a great start! Thanks!

[patkrueger]

Thank you for a refresher course on this. Much appreciated. Watch you all the time on your homestead and next level. Thank you again. We just had 5 inches of snow in PA

[wandamontgomery]

I haven't did gardening since I was a kid but want to start one this year

[stevesmith]

The type of day for the onions makes the difference 😊. I found Texas Superstar to be the best if your in the medium to long day zones. They get HUGE! If at high titude in these zones, Vidalia is great. I've had the best success with plants.

[sonyahogan]

I'm so excited for this spring thanks to everything I've learned from you!

[JS-jlyj]

Excellent video. Nice pace. Thank you for all the details about growing onions. Last year, for the first time, I grew onions from seedlings from the garden centre. This year, I will be growing them from seeds. Your inions are ginormous!

[julseabate]

Thank you so much Brian, I finally found intermediate day onion seeds (am in Sonoma) from Johnny seeds, just sewed the seeds indodors, crossing fingers!!

[proudmoon]

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.

[EmmelenePillay-ppmd]

Your video is amazing..so informative. THANKS FOR SHARING

[dorion]

In the Northeastern US, you can plant hardneck garlic. This gives a bonus crop of garlic scapes. They taste like garlic flavored green beans

[mctpsdz]

Great video! Even though I don’t grow them, radishes are the earliest thing I can recalled growing as a kid. Since I was probably 5, they must be easy, lol. Carrots never did well in our clay soil, but that’s one I grew as a kid as well. Mom gave my own (kid section) of the garden.

[GrantStreetGarden]

It is raining cats and dogs right now, so I am watching this as inspiration for when we can start planting again!

[darlenethompson]

Very informative, I’m so ready for spring.

[jenicepye]

Another amazing video. Thank you and I shared your video, with my gardening group.

[lyndelgado]

Thanks 4 the refresher, Brian! U reminded me i wanted to plant pea n sugar snaps n i better get 2 it despite the rain.