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<blockquote data-quote="2000gt4.6" data-source="post: 15517559" data-attributes="member: 123767"><p>Start with tomatoes, peppers, and herbs, they seem to grow the easiest. </p><p></p><p>Also, be aware on a raised bed you need to dig down for root vegetables. I didn't do that the first time we tried it and we ended up with dozens of one inch carrots lol.</p><p></p><p>Another thing to look at is price of an item vs growning it. Never bothered with lettuce as it's so cheap and other than crispness the flavors pretty much a moot point. Peppers/herbs are expensive (especially on quantity) comparatively </p><p></p><p>We process 100 pounds of tomatoes on a bad year and 300 on a good one, in the past living in town we bought the maters from the Amish at dirt cheap and grew the spices for salsa, spaghetti sauce, etc.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="2000gt4.6, post: 15517559, member: 123767"] Start with tomatoes, peppers, and herbs, they seem to grow the easiest. Also, be aware on a raised bed you need to dig down for root vegetables. I didn't do that the first time we tried it and we ended up with dozens of one inch carrots lol. Another thing to look at is price of an item vs growning it. Never bothered with lettuce as it's so cheap and other than crispness the flavors pretty much a moot point. Peppers/herbs are expensive (especially on quantity) comparatively We process 100 pounds of tomatoes on a bad year and 300 on a good one, in the past living in town we bought the maters from the Amish at dirt cheap and grew the spices for salsa, spaghetti sauce, etc. [/QUOTE]
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