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How Much to Grow for a Family of Four

How many vegetable plants does your family need (for fresh eating)?  Below is a list of vegetables and the number of plants required to provide a family of four with fresh vegetables.  You would obviously want to grow more for "putting away," or if your family is larger.

Aparagus - 40

Snap or green beans - 120

Beets - 90

Broccoli - 20

Brussels sprouts - 5

Cabbage - 20

Cantaloupe - 3-4

Carrot - 200

Cauliflower - 15

Celery - 24

Collards - 25

Sweet Corn - 200

Popping Corn - 150

Cucumber - 10

Eggplant - 10

Garlic - 50

Kale - 15

Lettuce - 20

Okra - 20

Onion - 40

Parsnip - 50-100

Peas - 50

Pepper - 5-10

Potato - 50-100

Pumpkin - 4

Radish - 100

Rutabaga - 30

Spinach - 40

Squash - 5

Sweet Potato - 25

Swiss chard - 60

Tomato - 10

Turnip - 20-40

Watermelon - 5

Starting plants by seed is the most economical way to grow vegetable plants!

Hot Summer!

Since it's been well over a year since an update, I thought I would let the blogsphere know that we are as busy as ever!  So busy, in fact, that we haven't updated in a while.  We will be posting stuff here every now and then...See you soon!

-Trey