A home vegetable garden is easy to start and doesn’t require as much effort as one might think to keep it growing strong. Following a few simple steps will ensure you’re enjoying the fruits of your labor in no time.

1. Use metal trough as container for vegetable garden and install a path between your veggies:

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2. If you are planning to plant cucumbers, melons, and beans in your garden, you can build a trellis and raised garden box combo to let them get support at some point:

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3. Spiral garden has very cool looking and works great for people with limited space:

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4. Use landscaping rocks to build a series of raised garden beds and put a galvanized water trough in the center of garden for easy watering:

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5. U-shaped raised garden makes efficient use of limited space:

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6. Build pea tepees structure to make the harvesting and maintenance more easier:

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7. Use landscape stones to build a stunning carved garden in your backyard:

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8. Wire trellis is a great option to build a vertical growing garden in a tiny backyard:

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9. Lay the ground with red bricks or pebble and place cedar and pine planks garden boxes on it to plant your veggies:

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10. Build a mini vegetable garden along a foundation wall:

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11. Concrete blocks are the perfect materials to organize an easy and cheap vegetable growing place:

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12. Build a bean tunnel for your climbing beans:

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