I’m interested in starting a vegetable/herb garden at home, but I am an absolute beginner. I don’t have much space in my backyard (9 m square), and was thinking it might be a good idea to start growing things in pots. I’d like to grow some herbs and basic salad vegetables, like lettuces, cucumbers and tomatoes.
I’d like some suggestions of where would be a good place to start for someone who’s never gardened before and who’s worried about killing more things than I grow.
Any advice is welcome and greatly appreciated.

for two year round?

How much space would be needed? How much would something like this cost?

I just want to have apples and berries (maybe melons) and salad greens, cucumber,s tomatoes, green pepper, carrots, celery and some herbs year round. Just a piece for breakfast and a vegetable salad for lunch and a vegetable soup for dinner, etc.

Thank you!

I live in an inner city appartment with limited window space and no back yard. I want to supplement my groceries by growing my own produce, from tomatoes to zucchini, lettuce, eggplants as well as herbs indoors.
Does anyone know any plug and play solutions available on the market. Ive heard of Aerogarden.
Also do you have an idea of the best composting solution.

I am cleansing my insides. The 7 day diest calls for only fruit the first day, only veggies the second, fruits and veggies the third, bananas, 3 glasses of milk, and a special soup the fourth, tomatoes and 2 10 oz portions of beef on the fifth day, beef and veggies the sixth, and brown rice, fruit juices, and veggies the seventh. plus lots of water everyday.

the soup is a supplement to the diet. it includes 28 oz of h2o, 6 large onions, 2 green peppers, whole tomatoes, 1 head of cabbage, 1 bunch of celery, 4 envelopes of lipton onion soup mix, and herbs/spices for flavor.

My only problem is I don’t know how to prepare the soup…can anyone help?

I am cleansing my insides. The 7 day diest calls for only fruit the first day, only veggies the second, fruits and veggies the third, bananas, 3 glasses of milk, and a special soup the fourth, tomatoes and 2 10 oz portions of beef on the fifth day, beef and veggies the sixth, and brown rice, fruit juices, and veggies the seventh. plus lots of water everyday.

the soup is a supplement to the diet. it includes 28 oz of h2o, 6 large onions, 2 green peppers, whole tomatoes, 1 head of cabbage, 1 bunch of celery, 4 envelopes of lipton onion soup mix, and herbs/spices for flavor.

My only problem is I don’t know how to prepare the soup…can anyone help?

I planted pepper, cucumber, tomato and some herbs in my raised vegetable garden bed this year. The cubes, tomatoes and herbs are growing quite nicely but the pepper plants are struggling. It seems that something is eating the leaves and the small buds when they first form. The bed is surrounded by deer netting which, i hope, is keeping most critters out. So what could be eating at my pepper plants, and why aren’t they going after the other plants?