Spring inspires vegetable gardens for fresh taste, budget relief, and ingredient transparency. Even patio containers work.
Plant only what you'll eat. Dislike tomatoes? Skip them unless sharing. Match maintenance tolerance to crop needs—some demand daily attention.
Preparation is the heaviest labor. Clay soil works with amendments (vermiculite, sand) for root-friendly structure.
Freeze/can surplus. Skip preservation-incompatible crops unless eating fresh. Focus energy on storable abundance.
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