Spring Garden Plants - GardenerPlace

Introduction

Spring is almost here! Check out these plants and products to get your garden ready for the warmer weather.

The first step in getting your spring garden ready is choosing plants that are appropriate for your region. This list of plants has been reviewed by our gardening experts, and all of them will thrive in most parts of North America. The second step is preparing the soil, which can be done with a few simple tools (or even by hand). Finally, you’ll want to choose some special items that will help keep pests away and make sure everything stays healthy as they grow through spring into summertime:

Lettuce Bowls

Lettuce Bowls are a fun and easy way to grow lettuce indoors. They’re also a great way for kids to start learning about plants. If you have young children, the Lettuce Bowl is one of the best ways to get them interested in gardening!

To make your own Lettuce Bowls, all you need is:

A large bowl (the bigger, the better)
Melted beeswax or candle wax
Styrofoam cup (you can also use plastic cups or other things but it’s safer with something that won’t melt)
Water

Growing lettuce in bowls is a great way to start off your spring garden. The best part is that you can grow lettuce indoors! If you want to make it even easier, try growing them in containers with holes at the bottom so you can drain water.

There are many benefits to growing your own lettuce. The first and most obvious one is that it’s fresh from your own garden, so there are no chemicals or preservatives involved. Lettuce is also a relatively low maintenance plant, which means you don’t have to spend hours taking care of it every day.

Growing lettuce in bowls is a great way to start off your spring garden. The best part is that you can grow lettuce indoors! If you want to make it even easier, try growing them in containers with holes at the bottom so you can drain water. This makes container gardening easy and convenient! And because container gardening requires less space than traditional gardens do, it will save energy and money too!

Spring Bulbs

Spring bulbs are a great way to celebrate the changing seasons. These plants are easy to grow and can be planted earlier than other plants, making them perfect for those with limited space or time. Bulbs can also be planted in the fall, so you won’t have to wait until springtime to enjoy their beauty. Finally, bulbs can be planted in pots or containers that can be placed indoors during winter months as well as outside during warmer months.

Planting bulbs allow you to have beautiful flowers even before the rest of your garden gets started. Bulbs work great for those windowsill gardens too! Try planting them with other flowers or vegetables for an attractive arrangement.

Bulbs are an easy way to add color to your garden, even before the rest of it is in bloom. You can plant them in containers or directly in soil, depending on the variety. Some bulbs, such as daffodils and tulips, work well together and make for a great display! If you have a small backyard garden or just want to try out growing some plants before taking on a larger project, consider starting with bulbs.

There are many varieties of bulbs available to choose from – from lilies to hyacinths – so be sure to do some research before deciding which ones will work best for you!

Bush Tomatoes

Bush tomatoes are generally smaller than their vine-growing cousins, but they produce many more tomatoes per plant. The main benefit of growing bush tomatoes is that they require less space to grow and can be spaced apart easily in a garden bed or container. Bush tomato plants are often varieties of San Marzano, Roma and other types of paste tomatoes which make them ideal for drying. Bush tomato plants need full sun and well drained soil to thrive; they will not do well if planted in heavy clay soils or wet conditions.

To plant your bush tomato:

Choose an area with full sun exposure (6+ hours per day) with warm temperatures (60 degrees F).
Dig a hole twice as wide as the root ball and at least six inches deep; add compost or other organic material such as peat moss to improve drainage.
Place the root ball in the hole at an angle so that some roots go above ground level on both sides of the crown; this will help prevent rot during periods when soil is moist (such as after rain or watering).

You can harvest bush tomatoes all summer long, so plant them now for a delicious summer treat! Planting bush tomatoes are great because they take up less space than other varieties of tomato plants; meaning more room for other plants in your garden this spring season.

If you’ve ever had a small garden, or just don’t have the space for a big garden, bush tomatoes are your answer! These compact plants can be grown in containers for small spaces. They also grow really well in your yard or backyard.

For anyone who loves growing their own food but doesn’t have a lot of room to do it, this is definitely an option to consider! These little guys produce lots of fruit and they taste amazing too!

Lima Beans

Lima beans are a type of bean that is easy to grow. They can be grown indoors or outdoors, and they taste delicious. Lima beans are so easy to grow because they thrive in containers. You may have seen people growing lima beans on their balconies in cities like New York City and San Francisco. If you live in an apartment and don’t have access to land where you can plant vegetables, try growing your own lima beans indoors!

Lima beans are so versatile that they have many uses: they’re good for sharing with friends, selling at farmer’s markets (like at Union Square), or even planting as a vegetable garden! When buying seeds from Amazon, look for ones that say “organic” or “heirloom.” Organic means the seeds were grown without pesticides; heirloom means the plants will produce fruits like tomatoes or squash which taste better than store-bought varieties but aren’t genetically modified (GMO).

Lima beans are one of the most popular spring garden plants, and they’re a lot of fun to grow! Unlike some other beans, lima beans don’t need much room when they’re growing but they produce lots of food at harvest time by producing many pods per plant – up to 100lbs each year if planted properly! You’ll have enough lima beans for yourself and then some; which makes these plants perfect for sharing with friends or selling at farmer’s markets this summer.

Lima beans are one of the most popular spring garden plants, and they’re a lot of fun to grow! Unlike some other beans, lima beans don’t need much room when they’re growing but they produce lots of food at harvest time by producing many pods per plant – up to 100lbs each year if planted properly! You’ll have enough lima beans for yourself and then some; which makes these plants perfect for sharing with friends or selling at farmer’s markets this summer.

If you like something that’s easier than starting from seeds, then try planting Lima Beans in containers. They take well to being grown in pots where water drainage is limited compared to other seeds / seedlings because their roots are quite shallow.

Conclusion

We hope you’ve found this blog post helpful, and that it inspires you to start your spring garden today! If you have any questions about these plants or products mentioned above, please contact us at [email protected]