It's a bit of a forgotton art, but a home vegetable garden has a million advantages.
Vegetables from a supermarket will often have lost more than half of their nutrient value before you get them on a plate, and they don't taste half as good as fresh out of the garden either.
Things like tomatoes, capsicum, silver beet, zucchinis, snow peas and even chokos are as simple to grow as falling off a log.
Other things like potatoes, garlic, onions, cabbage, lettuce etc need a bit more care and knowledge - but they are still pretty easy to grow if you follow instructions.
You can decide to not use insecticides, and if a snail eats a bit of silver beet, cut that part off.
You can save money, eat better, get a bit of exercise, have nicer tasting meals - and all in your backyard.
If you only have a small space, a herb garden takes 5 minutes a week to look after and can add a lot of vitamins to your diet with herb tea or salad herbs etc.
Vegetables from a supermarket will often have lost more than half of their nutrient value before you get them on a plate, and they don't taste half as good as fresh out of the garden either.
Things like tomatoes, capsicum, silver beet, zucchinis, snow peas and even chokos are as simple to grow as falling off a log.
Other things like potatoes, garlic, onions, cabbage, lettuce etc need a bit more care and knowledge - but they are still pretty easy to grow if you follow instructions.
You can decide to not use insecticides, and if a snail eats a bit of silver beet, cut that part off.
You can save money, eat better, get a bit of exercise, have nicer tasting meals - and all in your backyard.
If you only have a small space, a herb garden takes 5 minutes a week to look after and can add a lot of vitamins to your diet with herb tea or salad herbs etc.