When you plan your garden you should ask yourself, what do I want to grow? Are you growing plants and vegetables that you want to eat and enjoy or are you growing something that you have read or heard about? Growing fruits and vegetables for eating will encourage you to provide the care required for a bountiful harvest. In addition, your time and efforts can be seen as exercise and a time to reconnect with nature. Time well spent! Cheers
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