The Easiest Plants to Grow in My Garden.

I haven't had much luck this year in my garden because I started too early. I had to replant some tomato, cucumber and basil seeds today.

But here are the easiest to grow plants I have. They come up every year on their own.

1. Wild Strawberries

These guys are tough! The leaves were green when it was still snowing this year. I found them growing in my yard a couple years ago so I moved them to a large planter. I didn't want my lawnmower to chop them up.

They branch out and overtake their surroundings like mint. But that's fine for me. They have their own planter and the more strawberries the better.

2. Speaking of Mint...

I've got some peppermint and lemon balm that come up every year. They are just starting right now. I've given them their own planter but in the past years they have spilled over into the yard below. That's no problem, when the lawnmower hits them it smells really nice. The lemon balm helps keep the mosquitoes away.

3. Greek Oregano

I bought one little plant years ago and now it's a large bush in the backyard. It always fights the weeds and comes up every year. I've even moved it at least three times. It's great to add to store bought tomato sauces and on top of pizzas. I wish basil were that easy.

4. The Flower Bulbs past neighbors left.

I never plant flowers, they just come up every year on their own. Thanks to all the past neighbors that planted the bulbs and then moved on.

5. Garlic and Onions

My garlic never seems to grow large bulbs so I just leave it in the ground and use the greens each year. They have a lot of flavor too. I don't have any large onions now but I've got a nice patch of chives coming up that I could cook with already.

What are your easy plants?

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