Create a draft of a blog post I can publish to my online magazine regarding the topic of the easiest vegetables to grow in a home garden.
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Create a draft of a blog post I can publish to my online magazine regarding the topic of the easiest vegetables to grow in a home garden.
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Lower your at-home garden maintenance and cut down on the amount of time you will spend fussing with your plants by selecting smart vegetable choices. Here are five of the easiest vegetables to grow at home in your personal garden:

Bush Beans: In less than two months, you can harvest weeks o tender bean pods from these planted vegetables! There are a variety of colors of bush beans, so feel free to get creative and add some color to your garden space.

Peas: You can find peas in multiple varieties, including: snow peas, sugar snap, and shell peas. All of these variants are relatively easy to grow, so take your pick!

Cherry Tomatoes: Tomatoes are the most commonly grown garden vegetable in North America, and there is a reason why: they are also one of the easiest vegetables you can grow at home! Cherry tomatoes begin to produce around two months after planting and sticking to productive varieties such as Sun Gold, Jasper, and Sunrise Bumble Bee tomato strains will keep your job easy.

Summer Squash: Squash is another easy-to-grow vegetable and if you plant some, you are likely to harvest more than you can eat! Squash plants also come in a colorful variety, so you can decide which you like the look of best.

Cucumbers: If you have some space in your garden, you can dedicate an area to larger varieties of cucumber like Suyu Long, Lemon, and Diva. These cucumbers provide a refreshing crunch on a summer day!
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Create a draft of a blog post I can publish to my online magazine regarding the topic of the easiest vegetables to grow in a home garden.</s>
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Lower your at-home garden maintenance and cut down on the amount of time you will spend fussing with your plants by selecting smart vegetable choices. Here are five of the easiest vegetables to grow at home in your personal garden:

Bush Beans: In less than two months, you can harvest weeks o tender bean pods from these planted vegetables! There are a variety of colors of bush beans, so feel free to get creative and add some color to your garden space.

Peas: You can find peas in multiple varieties, including: snow peas, sugar snap, and shell peas. All of these variants are relatively easy to grow, so take your pick!

Cherry Tomatoes: Tomatoes are the most commonly grown garden vegetable in North America, and there is a reason why: they are also one of the easiest vegetables you can grow at home! Cherry tomatoes begin to produce around two months after planting and sticking to productive varieties such as Sun Gold, Jasper, and Sunrise Bumble Bee tomato strains will keep your job easy.

Summer Squash: Squash is another easy-to-grow vegetable and if you plant some, you are likely to harvest more than you can eat! Squash plants also come in a colorful variety, so you can decide which you like the look of best.

Cucumbers: If you have some space in your garden, you can dedicate an area to larger varieties of cucumber like Suyu Long, Lemon, and Diva. These cucumbers provide a refreshing crunch on a summer day!</s>
