Top 100 Vegetable Gardening Projects

1. 76. How To Plant Vegetables for Sun

   

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   These expert tips can help make container gardening easy and provide some eye-catching vegetables in your landscape.

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   Under Half Day

   Cost:

   $1 - $50

   Difficulty:

   Easy

2. 77. Pole Bean Garden Trellis (03:56)

   

   Grow crops vertically to maximize space in your garden.

3. 78. How to Plant a Three Sisters Garden

   

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   Native Americans devised the ingenious Three Sisters garden, a method whereby beans grow up corn stalks while squash plants serve as gr...

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   Several Months

   Cost:

   $1 - $50

   Difficulty:

   Easy

4. 79. How to Grow Perennials and Stem Vegetables

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   Often disappointing when store-bought, these vegetables are a gourmet treat when freshly picked. They are easy to grow, and perennial t...

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5. 80. How to Grow Radicchio

   

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   Radicchio is a gourmet green prized for its peppery bite. Plant a crop in early spring for an early summer treat.

   Time:

   Several Months

   Cost:

   $1 - $50

   Difficulty:

   Easy

6. 81. How to Grow Tomatoes in a Hanging Basket

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   You don’t need a whole garden to grow tomatoes. Certain varieties of cherry tomato plants will grow beautifully in hanging basket...

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   Several Months

   Cost:

   $1 - $50

   Difficulty:

   Easy

7. 82. How to Grow a Vegetable Garden in a Courtyard

   

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   In this courtyard, cordon tomatoes and runner beans have been trained up the wall and fence to make the best use of the vertical space...

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8. 83. How to Grow Container Tomatoes

   

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   Even the most space-challenged gardener can have fresh tomatoes. If you don't have the space or yard for a garden, grow a crop in a han...

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   Cost:

   $1 - $50

   Difficulty:

   Easy

9. 84. Quick-Growing Spring and Fall Vegetables

   From seed to dinner table in one month? The DIY Network experts give some tips for cool weather garden treats.

10. 85. How to Grow Asparagus

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    Asparagus is one of the earliest springtime crops. And once established, asparagus patches can produce crops for decades.

    Time:

    Several Months

    Cost:

    $1 - $50

    Difficulty:

    Easy to Moderate

11. 86. How to Grow Leafy Vegetables and Herbs

    

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    Everyone has room for a little pot of herbs or a window box of salad leaves. They are so easy to grow that you'll wonder how you manage...

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12. 87. How to Grow Brussels Sprouts

    

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    Properly cultivated and cooked, Brussels sprouts are an autumn treat. These tiny cabbages grow on a stalk and mature in late fall.

    Time:

    Several Months

    Cost:

    $1 - $50

    Difficulty:

    Easy

13. 88. How to Grow Curly Endive

    

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    Curly endive is a gourmet salad green with a distinctive texture and sharp taste. Start seeds indoors for a late-spring harvest.

    Time:

    Several Months

    Cost:

    $1 - $50

    Difficulty:

    Easy to Moderate

14. 89. Vertical Vegetable Trellis (01:58)

    

    For growing cucumbers and veggies, vertical gardening may be the solution.

15. 90. How to Grow Pole and Bush Beans

    

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    Beans are one of the easiest crops to grow, making them a favorite in vegetable gardens all across the country.

    Time:

    Several Months

    Cost:

    $1 - $50

    Difficulty:

    Easy