Vegetable Gardening 101 from Udemy

Do you hate the taste of store bought tomatoes?

Do you want to grow your own nutritious food?

Do you want to learn how to garden?

If you answered yes to these questions then this course is for you.

This course will guide you through the process of creating a new vegetable garden and show you how to buy and grow seeds for that garden. It will walk you through every step needed to grow the 10 best vegetables for new gardeners.

I am a big believer in learning the "WHY" and not just the "HOW". I'll not only show you what I do, but also explain why I am doing it. Once you understand the why, the how becomes so much easier to learn and understand.

Selecting the best seeds and getting them growing in side for an early start to the season.

I'll show you how and when to plant seedlings and seeds outside.

We'll discuss various techniques; crop rotation, companion planting, using trellis.

Have a detailed look at growing each of 10 popular vegetables.

At the end of the season you will have a table full of fresh vegetables.

I'll not only give you the technical information, but I will also provide you with my personal insights. You will learn things that took me a lifetime to learn by trial and error.

The only thing holding you back is a lack of knowledge and perhaps a bit of fear of the unknown. It is time to take the plunge and enter a new chapter in your garden travels.

I guarantee that I will simplify the whole process and break it down into manageable steps that you can easily learn.

But this will only happen if you take the first step - Start the course today.

I CAN'

Robert

What's inside

Learning objectives

How to design and create a vegetable garden
Learn how to buy vegetable seed
Learn to germinate seed and grow transplants

Maintain a vegetable garden
Grow 10 of the best vegetables for new gardeners

How to design and create a vegetable garden
Learn how to buy vegetable seed
Learn to germinate seed and grow transplants
Maintain a vegetable garden
Grow 10 of the best vegetables for new gardeners

Syllabus

Introduction

Helps you decide where to place the garden, and the style will you use.

Discusses soil types and soil amendments.

Shows you an easy way to get rid of the grass and create a garden.

Design considerations and managing weeds.

Buy the right kind of seed by understanding Heirlooms, Hybrids, Organic, Determinate, Indeterminate, and Maturity Date.

Three different ways to start seeds indoors.

Hardening off seedlings before planting, and planting seeds directly in the ground.

Crop rotation, companion planting, succession planting and inter-cropping

10 best

Selection criteria for the 10 best vegetables

Learn how to grow onions

Learn how to grow lettuce

Learn how to grow cucumbers

Learn how to grow beans

Learn how to grow beets

Learn how to grow carrots

Learn how to grow radishes

Learn how to grow peas

Learn how to grow garlic

Learn how to grow tomatoes

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Builds a strong foundation for beginners who want to start or improve their vegetable gardening skills

Taught by Robert Pavlis, recognized for his expertise in sustainable gardening

Examines the 10 best vegetables for new gardeners, providing a curated selection for beginners

Takes a hands-on approach with practical guidance on starting seeds, planting seedlings, and maintaining a vegetable garden

Covers essential gardening techniques like crop rotation, companion planting, and succession planting for optimal results

Course materials include videos, readings, and discussions, providing a multi-modal learning experience

Career center

Learners who complete Vegetable Gardening 101 will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Gardener

Gardeners work with plants in a controlled environment. They work to cultivate plants in areas such as homes or farms. Typically, Gardeners grow vegetables, herbs, and flowers. Taking this course could help a Gardener learn more about the scientific approach to gardening. The syllabus covers topics such as seed germination, soil maintenance, and growing techniques. This knowledge would be valuable in the pursuit of becoming a Gardener.

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Botanist

Botanists study the science of plants, including their behavior, reproduction, and genetics. They may also work to cultivate plants in certain environments. Some Botanists work in food science to improve the growth of crops. Taking this course could assist an aspiring Botanist by familiarizing them with gardening techniques and plant cultivation. The syllabus covers common gardening techniques such as germination, soil maintenance and crop rotation. This information may later help a Botanist who works with plants in various environments.

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Environmental Scientist

Environmental Scientists use their understanding of science to protect the natural world. They often work with environmental concerns such as climate change or pollution. Environmental issues like these may impact plant life and threaten crops. Taking this course could be helpful to an Environmental Scientist who wants to learn more about the cultivation of vegetables and crop maintenance. The syllabus includes topics like crop rotation, companion planting, and maintaining soil health. This knowledge would prove useful to someone studying the natural world.

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Food Scientist

Food Scientists use scientific techniques to research the development, manufacturing, and storage of food. They often work in the food industry to create new products. Taking this course could help a Food Scientist learn more about the production of vegetables and how external factors influence growth. The syllabus includes topics like soil maintenance, germination, and the selection of vegetable seeds. This knowledge may be valuable in the pursuit of developing new food products.

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Nursery Manager

Nursery Managers are responsible for supervising the activities of a plant nursery. They direct the cultivation, propagation, storage, and delivery of plants. Taking this course may assist an aspiring Nursery Manager by providing them with a foundation in gardening techniques. The syllabus covers various aspects of gardening, including the selection of vegetable seeds, soil maintenance, and pest management.

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Agronomist

Agronomists study soil conditions, the effects of the environment on crops, and crop production. They may also advise farmers on the proper use of farming techniques. Taking this course could be useful for an Agronomist who wants to broaden their knowledge of gardening practices. The syllabus includes topics such as soil maintenance, crop selection, and the design of a vegetable garden.

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Landscape Architect

Landscape Architects design and create outdoor spaces such as parks, gardens, and playgrounds. They use their knowledge of plants and gardening to create beautiful and functional outdoor areas. Taking this course could benefit a Landscape Architect by familiarizing them with common gardening practices and techniques. The syllabus covers topics such as selecting plants, soil maintenance, and designing a garden layout.

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Horticulturist

Horticulturists are involved in the cultivation and study of plants, focusing on the improvement of plant quality, growth, and yield. They work in various settings, such as greenhouse and nursery operations, or plant breeding and research institutions. Taking this course could provide a Horticulturist with a strong foundation in gardening practices and techniques. The syllabus covers topics such as selecting plants, soil maintenance, and pest management.

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Crop Scientist

Crop Scientists study crops and develop new techniques to improve their growth and yield. They often work in research or in the agricultural industry. Taking this course could assist a Crop Scientist by providing them with a foundation in gardening techniques. The syllabus covers various aspects of gardening including soil maintenance, crop selection, and disease control.

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Plant Pathologist

Plant Pathologists explore the causes and effects of diseases in plants. They work to develop strategies to prevent and control plant diseases. Taking this course may help a Plant Pathologist to broaden their understanding of gardening practices and techniques. The syllabus includes topics such as soil maintenance, crop selection, and pest management.

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Environmental Engineer

Environmental Engineers use their knowledge of engineering and science to protect the environment and public health. They often work on projects related to water and air quality, waste management, and climate change. Taking this course could be helpful to an Environmental Engineer who wants to learn more about the cultivation of vegetables and crop maintenance. The syllabus includes topics like crop rotation, companion planting, and maintaining soil health. This knowledge could prove useful to someone studying the natural world.

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Farmer

Farmers cultivate land to produce crops and raise livestock. They may specialize in a particular type of farming such as dairy farming, cash crop farming, or organic farming. Taking this course may assist an aspiring Farmer by providing them with a foundation in gardening techniques. The syllabus covers various aspects of gardening including soil maintenance, crop selection, and disease control.

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Park Ranger

Park Rangers protect and preserve natural and cultural resources in national parks and other public lands. They may also lead educational programs and provide visitor services. Taking this course could be helpful to an aspiring Park Ranger who wants to learn more about gardening and plant cultivation. The syllabus covers topics such as seed germination, soil maintenance, and growing techniques.

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Conservationist

Conservationists work to protect and preserve the environment and natural resources. They may work in a variety of settings such as government agencies, non-profit organizations, or private businesses. Taking this course could benefit a Conservationist by providing them with a foundation in gardening techniques and plant cultivation. The syllabus covers topics such as seed germination, soil maintenance, and growing techniques.

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Sustainability Manager

Sustainability Managers develop and implement strategies to reduce the environmental impact of organizations and communities. They may work in a variety of sectors such as business, government, or non-profit organizations. Taking this course could provide a Sustainability Manager with a foundation in gardening techniques and plant cultivation. The syllabus covers topics such as crop rotation, companion planting, and maintaining soil health.

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