Vegetable Gardening Made Easy

Resh Gala's Vegetable Gardening Made Easy is an excellent resource for the beginner gardener. But it also has some great tips and tricks for those of us with a little more experience. The beautiful color photography guides you step by step, from creating a garden design, preparing healthy soil, and germinating your seeds, right through to harvesting and storing your plants. Particularly helpful for me was the section on propagating herbs.

I loved the charts Resh included, especially the list of easy to grow crops and the guide to sowing your seeds. And she even includes some recipes at the end. This entire book is a resource that I would come back to again and again--this is definitely going on my "to recommend" list, and I would absolutely consider purchasing the finished copy.

Special thanks to Quarto Publishing/Cool Springs Press for making a copy of this book available to review through NetGalley.

5 Stars for Vegetable Gardening Made Easy is the perfect book for beginning gardeners and even great advice and how-to's for more experienced gardeners.

Resh does a wonderful job explaining how to get started with vegetable gardening from choosing the best location for your garden, how to start seeds indoors, troubleshooting issues with growing vegetables and even amazing organic pest control tips. I loved how the book is laid out with easy instructions for each step for growing your own food easily and successfully.

This gardening book is all you need to get started with growing your own food. It's not too long to overwhelm beginners and contains all the most important information needed for being successful in the garden.

Many thanks to Resh Gala and NetGalley for letting me read an advanced copy. Book releases Dec 2023! Perfect gift for your garden friends!

This is your all-stop-shop for vegetable gardening basics along with lots of more in-depth knowledge tips and tricks. I was impressed with how thorough the author details everything and sections it out in a way that makes it really easy to navigate. As a beginner, I will say the extensive information can feel very overwhelming, but I absolutely love having a book with everything I need to know in one place because trying to utilize a search engine online instead is even MORE overwhelming. I can't wait for this spring where I can start incorporating a lot of these tips in my own garden! It's never too early to start my planning though!

Resh started out her garden with soil from a construction site, needless to say there were no nutrients in the soil, so she learned how to put compost and good topsoil in her garden and it started to thrive!
Resh encourages you to look at you tube, pinterest, gardening sites and any other sites that will help you to visualize what you want your garden to look as you plan it out.

Choose plants that will grow during certain seasons and grow what your family likes to eat!

You can choose to grow one crop in your garden or choose (thrillers), tall plants such as corn, sunflowers, wheat tomatoes and kale, or climbers such as cucumbers, beans and peas, (fillers) such as sweet potatoes, strawberries, pumpkins or melons, and (spillers) peppers, eggplants, spinach and herbs.

You are shown how to build raised beds, the differing types of irrigation, and the easiest types of crops to grow (check your locally grown crops for the best type of crop, and also how to prevent weeds and protect your crop from insects and 4 legged animals.

You are also given directions and illustrations of how to plant seeds, where to start them and what kind of container to use.

This is a virtual encyclopedia of how to start and care for your garden - enjoy!

Thanks to Netgalley and Quarto Publishing Group for access to this arc in exchange for my honest review.

Well, this book is a wealth of information !! Even if there's no frost or fall in my country, all the tips, advice, it will really help me when I get a real garden. If you've been thinking about planting what you eat, this is the way to go !