vegetable gardening

Describes how to plan and create a vegetable garden, discussing where to plant, what kinds of vegetables to grow, seeds and seedlings, watering, maintenance, and pests.

Explains how students can put their math skills to work in the garden by creating diagrams to plot a new garden, calculating the amount of soil and water needed, and harvesting produce at the perfect time.

Describes how to plant, grow, and cook a variety of unusually colored vegetables, including red corn, yellow watermelons, and multicolored radishes.

Text and photos present life among the animals and plants in a vegetable garden. Also gives instructions for starting a vegatable garden indoors.

A general guide to beginning gardening, with specific instructions for growing beans, carrots, lettuce, peppers, and other vegetables.

Shares the history of vegetable gardening in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia, with practical advice for growing fifty vegetables and herbs using organic, colonial methods.

Explains how to start your own vegetable garden and how to cope with common problems, describing the round of activities from month to month throughout the year.

Introduces children to cooking and gardening, discussing gardening and cooking tools needed and the value of plants and different foods, and includes 300 step-by-step projects for kids.

Provides instructions for growing houseplants from pieces of potatoes, corn, watermelons, and other kitchen scraps.

"Guess what vegetable or fruit this is, growing in the garden! Learn more about it, plus how to eat it in a simple recipe"--Provided by publisher.