Agriculture Reference
In-Depth Information
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Colors
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Radicchio
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Romaine
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Spinach
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Watercress
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Zucchini
Growing a vegetable garden will take effort and time, so it is
important to grow what you or your family will eat. (Naturally, you
can use the contents of your garden in things other than smoothies.)
Do not be afraid to try something new. A vegetable fresh from the
garden has much more flavor than most veggies bought at the local
grocery store, so you could be surprised by what you or your family
will eat! If you find you do not like something or have an overabund-
ance of certain veggies, give some away to friends, neighbors, or
your community food bank.
