Does someone come along every so often and plant seeds or take pH tests.

It's actually pretty simple to do. So how useful would it be if you were able to grow your own fresh, tasty vegetables right in your back yard. I like my garden growing experience to be as easy. Traditional vegetable growing techniques need an enormous amount of hard work and maintenance weeding, feeding and strict planting schedules. Does it get weeded or sprayed with toxic chemicals.

Then we are told to plant green mature crops, add inorganic fertilizers and chemicals to adjust imbalanced soils. It takes a lot of time, dedication and a year round commitment to grow your own food the traditional way. There is also the problem of seasonality, allowing beds to rest during the cooler months, producing nothing at all.

Does its soil need to be turned every season. But does it really need to be that difficult. Not really, in nature does a forest need to think how to grow.

Fresh vegetables seem to be costing more and more to buy, especially should you want anything that is out of season and usually they're pretty tasteless.