What To Plant In A Garden?

Herbs are perfect everywhere because they can be planted indoors if you don't have outdoor space. Herbs smell good, add bursts of amazing flavor for food, and can even be used for medicinal purposes.

Kale is one of the most nutritious crops you can plant in a garden. It's good for your immune system, skin, nails, and hair. You can use it for salad, soup, smoothies, and more! Plant it in springtime.

Since you have a high level of gardening expertise, our recommendation is to grow celery in your garden. The flavor of fresh celery is more intense than what you buy at the store, so you will be rewarded with an extra punch of taste in your soup or salad if you can master this challenging veg.

If you have problems with pests in your garden, you can solve the problem by changing what you plant. Lavender repels gnats and mosquitos. Japanese beetles don't like chives. Petunias are the nemesis of asparagus beetles, leafhoppers, several kinds of aphids, tomato worms, and a bunch of other pests.

Aloe vera is a multi-use plant. You can use it topically to treat burns, cuts, canker sores, and various other conditions. You can make a mouthwash with it or even grow it indoors to improve air quality.

Why not grow something that you can't easily find in your local grocery store? For example, if you have sandy, loose soil, you can try tiger nuts. Or if you don't have great soil, Goji berries reportedly don't mind very much!