Photo by David Lowenstein, MSU Extension. When grown in a full sun location, your garden will have optimum production. Depending on the amount of space and site conditions, you can consider a container vegetable garden, a small area with just a few plants, or a larger garden with a variety of vegetables. Consider how much time and space you have available and do not start with a garden that may be more than you can manage.
To the new gardener, a word of caution: start small. In addition, you may discover new foods to add to your plate and may influence others to try new vegetables. Understanding the essential key components including sunlight, water and good soil will ensure your garden bounty. Picking fresh vegetables from your own garden or patio container can be very rewarding. Selecting the optimal placement of your vegetable garden is important for success.
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