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Starting a garden can feel overwhelming for someone who wants to grow a lot of varieties. I know ‘cuz i am like that.  In the hurry of getting all things done, I always start more seeds that i can fit into my garden beds.  Gardening is such an amazing hobby, can’t even get mad for trying to help life and grow more of each plants. This year tho, i decided to be a little more organized and try to keep it low - just necessities.  So, this year you’ll find in my garden few varieties of tomatoes such as green zebra, romaine, different types of cherries; cucumbers, first time zucchini growing and beautiful shaped patisson; peppers both sweet and spicy, kale, salad, radishes, carrots, beans, peas, herbs, onions.  If you think these are already too many things or if you are a first time gardener, here’s something i wrote for you: my first garden. Please share in the comments below what you are growing and let me know if you have any questions! Happy gardening! 

Right after the snow melts down and you are able to work your soil, you can start planting! Don’t be afraid to start your seeds, even if the danger of frost is unavoidable. I made a list for you with 5 cold weather tolerant veggies you can start right away! They are not only cold resistant, but also fast maturing. These might be slow germinating due to the cold temperatures, but once they’ll pop out from the grown, they’ll start to grow! Even if they seem fragile, like baby salad leaves, they are stronger that you can imagine, being able to take even few days of snow!     Salad - really cold temperatures resistant, salad is perfect to grow in the spring time! There are many varieties, colors and tastes. Try different ones and find your favorites! Kale - magical plant, kale is not only rich in vitamins, but it’s also an important source of proteins. Make sure you incorporate it in your diet. It is easy to grow and it can survive even in really cold winters. Radishes - th

Spring is the perfect time to start a garden! Ideally, you might want to start planning what you want to grow during the winter, but it is never too late to start your garden! 1. Choose the right place for your garden Hard to believe you can grow plants in almost any place, today we are talking about choosing the best one!  When you decide to start a garden, you might want to find the spots in your yard that get the most sun and light during the day. To find out that, just take a look outside on the wanting spot each two hours and check where’s the sun at 10am, then 12am, come back at 2pm and if the sun still shines that area at 4pm, you just found your perfect spot!  Most plants need 6-8 hours of sun per day, but some of them will do amazing even in 4 hours of sun and even shaded areas.  Keep on mind the way sun shines will change from season to season, from country to country. Do your research according to your zone. 2. Choose the right soil There are so many