Start your own salad garden with plants in the most popular salad green family, the Aster plant family. Here's what to plant in your salad garden.

You can grow cut and come again salad greens indoors and outdoors. These are delicious leafy greens that regrow several times after harvesting the leaves.

A salad garden is easy to plan and very rewarding to grow. Learn how to properly plan and grow your own salad garden this growing season with this guide. #vegetablegardening #gardening #saladgarden #saladgreens

Learn how to grow your own lettuce bowl by sowing mesclun green seeds for a cut-and-come-again easy salad garden.

Growing a spring salad garden is a way to get a large number of gourmet greens that can be freshly harvested for months on end. Learn how to create your own custom salad green blend and never spend money on store-bought greens again.

Zesty and delicious, arugula is a don't miss crop for the garden. This green is easy to grow and ready to eat in just a few weeks!

This SALAD BASICS recipe is from the Cook'n recipe organizer recipe collection

1.Salad. Wash and chop the salad into bite size pieces. Mix with lettuce or any greens for salad. Try spinach and arugula , or even by itself . 2.Pasta. Even Asian greens can be tossed with pasta and fresh parmesan. Our friend Emma &nb

Growing your own salad greens is very rewarding. Nothing tastes quite like a salad fresh from your own garden. By growing your own salad greens, you get to choose the varieties you like and your salads will be fresher, maybe less expensive and there’s just something more satisfying about eating something you’ve produced yourself. #growingfood #saladgreens #growyourownfood #vegetablegarden

This simple tossed salad recipe is the perfect way to enjoy your garden vegetables! It is full of fresh lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers and any other mixed vegetables you wish all drizzled with a delicious dressing! Mmmmm.... #spendwithpennies #tossedsalad #gardenvegetables #farmersmarketvegetables #sidesalad #healthyeating