Fine Gardening Easy-To-Grow Vegetables

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Budget-friendly: With the ever-rising cost of produce, there's no better way to save money than by growing your own veggies. Tomatoes, squash, peppers, and other veggies can provide enough food to last throughout the summer and then some, allowing much tobe canned and enjoyed througout the winter for a fraction of the cost of buying in a store. Expert Advice: All text is pulled from issues of Fine Gardening and its various SIPS (Grow, etc.) authored by expert gardeners.Growing Market: According to the 2013 National Gardening Association's report, the number of food growers in America is at its highest point in over a decade. 42 million households grew their own food in 2013 as opposed to 36 million households in 2008, a 17% increase.Millennials Love It. The same report shows that millennial participation in food growing is the fastest-growing population segment in the food gardening market. There were 13 million millennial gardeners in 2013 as opposed to 8 million in 2008, a 63% increase. They have also nearly doubled their spending on food gardening from $632 million in 2008 to $1.2 billion in 2013, making a beginner's book to vegetable gardening a great way to tap into this growing market.