Vegetables give our body vitamins and nutrients.

The pick mattock can be used to dig and loosen the soil.

The rake can also be used to dig small holes for planting the seeds.

Sandy soil is good for growing vegetables.

Vegetable plants grow best in soil enriched with organic fertilizer.

It is best to water the plants at noontime.

A hand trowel may be used to loosen the soil.

Weeds are good for growing vegetables.

Vegetable plots need about six to eight hours of exposure to sunlight.

You can prepare composts if you have a wide space in your backyard.

You may prepare composts from the kitchen scraps.

Composts can be made into rich humus soil.

Chemical fertilizers are better than organic fertilizers.

Chemical fertilizers are safe to use.