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Herb Harvesting 101
Herb Harvesting 101
If there’s one thing that can instantly elevate homemade meals, it’s fresh herbs. Whether it’s basil for pasta or rosemary for a fall roast, harvesting your herbs well can make all the difference. Over the years, I’ve learned how and...
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12 Types of Spider Plants to Grow
12 Types of Spider Plants to Grow
Spider plants aren’t the most attractive houseplants, but they are certainly reliable – they will always answer the roll call as ‘alive,’ even if gardeners would wish otherwise. Virtually unkillable, spider plants propagate profusely, producing a mass of plantlets that...
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11 Dark Fruits and Vegetables for a Goth Garden
11 Dark Fruits and Vegetables for a Goth Garden
The Victorians who popularized the goth aesthetic may be long gone, but for Wednesday Addams and countless others, darkly romantic things are all the rage. Goth gardens, filled with plants of a darker shade, often conjure fantastical images of carnivorous...
4 min read
No Guesswork, No Hassle – Vego Planters Make Summer Gardening Effortless
No Guesswork, No Hassle – Vego Planters Make Summer Gardening Effortless
Like many green thumbs, I have spent many summers wrestling with wilting plants and confusing watering schedules, while summer gardening doesn’t have to be a struggle. With Vego Garden’s planters and self-watering solutions, anyone looking to keep their garden thriving...
3 min read
Fast-Growing Vines to Create Natural Shade
Fast-Growing Vines to Create Natural Shade
When you’re looking for easy ways to create shade, speed is of the essence. An easy solution is to cover an arched trellis with fast-growing vines. While annual vines are useful for covering fences or structures in a short span...
4 min read
Start These Seeds in June/July for a Fall Harvest
Start These Seeds in June/July for a Fall Harvest
As the summer sun continues to shine, it might feel like your gardening season is winding down. But here’s a little secret from my years of gardening: June and July are the ideal months to start seeds for a bountiful...
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Drought-Tolerant Summer Crops for Low-Water Gardens
Drought-Tolerant Summer Crops for Low-Water Gardens
Summer is always a favorite time of year, but too much heat is always a drag on summer festivities – and very much so for garden crops. With temperatures on the rise and the prevalence of drought, many gardeners are...
4 min read
Grow a Picnic Garden with These Easy Crops
Grow a Picnic Garden with These Easy Crops
Imagine stepping into your garden on a warm late-spring afternoon, harvesting everything you need for the perfect picnic under the sun with your friends and family. Fresh vegetables for a crisp pasta salad, fragrant herbs for homemade guacamole, and sweet,...
4 min read
Seed Saving 101: How to Collect Tomato Seeds for Next Year
Seed Saving 101: How to Collect Tomato Seeds for Next Year
If you’ve ever bitten into a juicy, sun-ripened tomato and wished you could grow ones with that exact flavor next year, then seed saving is your go-to. I’m here to share some of my seasoned tips on how to collect...
3 min read
Maximize Your Indoor Garden: 13 Tips for Big Results in Small Spaces
Maximize Your Indoor Garden: 13 Tips for Big Results in Small Spaces
Whatever your reason for starting an indoor garden, just know—it's the right move! Indoor gardening is a practical and rewarding way to bring nature into your home year-round. Whether you're looking to grow indoor vegetables, fill your home with flowering...
5 min read

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At Vego Garden, our goal is to redefine Raised Garden Beds. The company was founded with the goal of launching a modular metal garden bed system with a 20+ year life expectancy, utilizing eco-friendly metal materials instead of cutting down trees. We emphasize innovative design and high quality with our products. The name vego carries the spirit of DIY modular raised beds suitable for growing vegetables.

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