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I'm impressed you found space to plant potatoes. Where did you get your potato "seeds"? I heard you need special potatoes because the ones at the grocery store are sprayed with a coating to keep them from growing eyes.

I live in a city and I'm taking the urban gardening approach. I'm trying to cram as many vegetables in a very small area. My backyard isn't very big, but it does get plenty of sunlight for gardening.

We have our raised beds on top of our grass. So I don't have to worry about covering the paths with rocks or anything cosmetic. I have a feeling it will cause my grass to discolor around the beds.

My family is from the South, and we have collard greens a few times a month. They are actually really good, and this year I'm going to try and grow some. Is this a hard vegetable to plant for a novice gardener?

Does anyone happen to know where I can order ghost chili seeds online? My wife really likes that pepper for some reason, but I find it way to hot to eat.

I noticed there are many seed vendors online, and they all offer different seeds at similar prices. Is it better to buy seeds by the pound in order to save a few bucks?

It's still too cold where I live (Indiana). So I will have to wait a few weeks until I start planting seeds in my garden.

This is one of the main reasons I'm so eager to start a garden of my own. This will be my first year gardening and I can't wait.

Make sure you give your vegetables a good washing before you eat them. I don't think it will smell very good so close to your house.

I've also noticed that they are increasing the cost at the supermarket. Another reason to grow your own!