Home Vegetable Gardening
Bring "Locally Grown"
To A New Level!
Control what is in your
food by doing your own
vegetable gardening.
Enjoy the convenience and satisfaction of picking fresh food when you want it.
Learn how to grow satisfying, flavorful and vine-ripened vegetables from starter plants or seeds.
Producing a harvest of
high quality vegetables takes planning. Start by asking yourself what you and your family enjoy eating or would like to try. Write it down on a list.
Experiment with rare and unusual fruits or vegetables. Who knows you might discover a new favorite!
Stick to the simple guide below and get ready to start enjoying tasty, fresh vegetables out of your own garden!
A Simple Guide For A Fail-Proof Vegetable Garden...
- Start early, before the season begins
- Draw out a plan with dimensions of the area available including pathways
- Get out the list of veggies everyone likes
- Space them in rows on your drawing
- Note any needs for strings or frames
- Choose vegetables producing early, mid and late season
- Prepare the soil according to plant needs (check the label)
- Plant starts or seeds according to growing calendar
- Water, weed and fertilize as per individual plants.
Following these general guidelines should assure any committed gardener a bountiful harvest this season.
Johnson Brothers carries varieties that have been bred to resist
diseases and viruses. And they are loaded with higher concentrations of
nutrients and vitamins.
A few of the top Johnson Brothers customer favorites...
- Tomatoes - Big Beef, Sungold, Celebrity and Sweet 100
- Sweet Peppers - Northstar, Red Beauty, Golden bell
- Melons - Alaska Cantaloupe, Early Dew Honeydew, Charantais, Crimson Sweet Watermelon
- Cucumbers - Lemon, Marketmore, Burpless types
- Squash - Jaguar, Zuchini Elite, White Zuchini, Gold Rush
- Hot Peppers - Jalapeno, Anaheim Green Chile, Paprika, Kung Pao
This is a small list of the hundreds of different types of vegetable starter plants and seeds available at Johnson Brothers Greenhouses.
Need help getting started? We would love to help answer any vegetable gardening questions you have.
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