I never took much interest in it growing up, but I do know the basics of planting and harvesting vegetables. I grew up on a farm and we always had a garden in addition to crops. While I feel like a complete beginner, I’m realizing that I understand a lot more about growing things than many people I know. I also created a free downloadable garden planner to help you plan your garden – from your seed shopping list to planting schedule to garden bed layout. Today I’m sharing tips on how to start a garden for beginners because there are a lot of things to figure out when you’re getting started. When Theisen’s asked me to partner on a spring planting project, I immediately knew it would be the perfect opportunity to stock up on supplies for my garden! Gardening will be a great motivator to spend more time outdoors this summer and I also think it’s a fantastic way to teach kids how food is grown. In a life filled with constant distractions and instant gratification, I’m feeling drawn to gardening where you have no choice but to slow down and watch your garden grow little by little. I’ve barely been able to keep a houseplant alive up to this point in my lifetime, so it comes as a surprise that I’m sitting here writing about gardening today!īut the idea of growing fresh vegetables and flowers with my own hands is something I’m really looking forward to. See my disclosure policy for more information. Thinking about starting a garden this year? Here are my tips on how to start a garden for beginners along with a free printable garden planner to help you plan your own garden.Ī huge thanks to Theisen’s for sponsoring this post.
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