I'll tell you exactly how to grow backyard garden for vegetables. You will need to do a little planning and some research. Two important questions that you need to answer are what to plant and where to plant it? By learning the answers to these two questions you have achieved a critical step in planting your vegetable garden.

Starting out you will need to find out which vegetables you can easily grow in your area and which ones you can plant together. It is important that they can grow in harmony with each other they cannot inhibit each other’s growth. Also when researching what are the right for your area you need to learn when is the best time to plant your vegetables.

With these tips and advice on how to grow a backyard garden you will be able grow a successful vegetable garden and soon you and your family will be able to eat and enjoy fresh healthy organic vegetables that you grew yourself.

Grow a vegetable garden.

Selecting the right site is easy in away look for the sunniest and brightest spot on your property. Avoid shady spots because you will need at least 6 hours of good sunlight daily and the shady spots are for you to relax in. If you don't have the space in your yard then you can do some container gardening.

Selecting the best plants for your vegetable garden.

For beginners this is an important step in growing your vegetable garden. If this is our first vegetable garden, purchase less than the average amount of seeds that way you will ot run out of space. Select vegetables that are easy to grow and mature in your area that you and your family both enjoy eating. If you have any doubts you can get some good information at the garden store, the plant nursery or online.

Planting your vegetable garden

It is important you select and plant vegetables in relationship with their growing season. A few of the spring vegetables are radishes, rhubarb, lettuce and asparagus. Good summer vegetables to plant in your organic garden are sweet corn, tomatoes, beans, peas, and cauliflower. During the winter plants that can be grown in the basement are potatoes, carrots and squash. Now that you have a good idea of what to grow and when to plant next comes.

Preparing your soil.

Remove all weeds, rocks, and then mix into the soil generous amounts of organic humus, compost, peat moss and rotted manure. Mix well into the soil, water and wait 24 hours and you are ready to plant.

Planning the layout of your organic garden.

Begin by planting crops that won't inhibit each other’s growth and allow necessary space between each group of plants and the individual plants. Plant medium size plant like tomatoes, broccoli, cauliflower, squash, and pumpkins in the middle of your garden. At the southern end you can plant carrots, lettuce, onions and radishes.

Refer to the seed packets for planting instructions for the time to plant and the space you need between the plants in your vegetables garden. Use these helpful guidelines to grow a backyard garden with.