Kitchen gardening is an old tradition but was long lost, nowadays the trend of kitchen gardens is coming back, many people want to use organic fruits and vegetables which are hard to find and expensive in the market, so people opt, to grow their organic fruits and vegetables free from pesticides and fertilizers.
If you also want to make your kitchen garden but are new to gardening no need to worry we got you, here are some easy to grow plants that you can start with:
 

1. Lettuce

Lettuce is one of the easiest plants to grow anyone can grow, they also don’t have much soil requirements and can grow in any kind of soil.
You can grow lettuce by seed or by directly sowing lettuce into your garden bed or you can sow it into a pot for indoor transplanting.
Lettuce is one of those plants that can be grown all year if the temperature is moderate, nevertheless, if the weather is hot lettuce can be grown in shade at a small level. But the growth of lettuce is comparatively slower in shade than in open air.
            Lettuce is an important part of salads, burgers, and dressings, and due to the wide assortment of leaves, colors and shape your garden will have a beautiful eye-soothing beauty.
 

2. Mint

One of the lifesaver herbs that helps us prevent bad breath, it is also good for making drinks and is also used in different food dishes.
mints do not require much care and attention for their growth but do require attention to keep them growing all over your garden, they spread super-fast when having suitable conditions, it's better to grow them in a clay pot so that their roots don't escape the pot and take over your garden.
You can grow them by seed or just by sowing one mint stand in your soil and it will reproduce on its own. It doesn’t have many requirements just some damp soil with good drainage and best if kept where sunlight is filtered.
 
 
 

3. Radish

We can’t forget radish in the easy to grow plants list, radish also is very easy to grow, they can be harvested after 24 days of planting, they also can be interplanted with other vegetables. Radish is also a cool-weather crop they develop bulbs in no time, spring and autumn are good weather for their growth.
Sow seeds one or two-inch apart for productive and efficient growth.Moist and soft soil is better for their growth.
 

4. Carrots

Radish and carrots more or less fall into the same category, they have a similar growth process, growing carrots isn't hard and can be very easy for you if you grow them in sandy loose soil.
The requirements for growing carrots aren't much you just need to take care of them and you will have some beautiful carrots to eat, carrots are a cool-weather crop and it's better to sow them spring and fall season, they can also handle frost.
Carrots are a good source of fiber and vitamin A which will help you in better eyesight.
 

5. Basil

Growing basil will not only add flavor to your food but will also keep your kitchen garden safe from insects, this plant will drive away insects that can eat your fruit or herbs.
These plants, however, require plenty of sunlight, check for the water if the soils feel dry out water the plants thoroughly, sow the seeds at a 12-inch difference from each other. Follow these techniques and you'll have fresh basil leaves on the go.
 
Conclusion
             In conclusion, we can say growing plants or making a kitchen garden is not a difficult job you just have to practice it, start with easy to grow plants they will help you understand the plant nature and then you can grow any type of plant you want to.