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Be the Boss of Your Money

Growing your veggies for Spring Savings sets you on the right path

Sloan Wilkins
Sloan Wilkins
Published: August 10, 2023
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WE’VE all noticed the periodic spikes in the cost of fresh fruit and vegetables.

It’s crazy to think that it seems to cost more to eat fresh, so it makes sense to access savings wherever we can.

Growing your own fresh vegetables is a journey that not only promises financial benefits but also nurtures your wellbeing.

Whether you have a big back yard, or a small indoor space, your gardening efforts can yield bountiful rewards.

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Plus, the act of nurturing plants teaches us the valuable qualities of patience and focus.

A garden doesn’t need acres of land to thrive.

Whether it’s a balcony, a windowsill, or a tiny corner in your backyard, you can create a vibrant garden that provides you with fresh produce and a sense of accomplishment.

Easy-to-Grow options:

If you’re new to gardening, starting with easy-to-grow vegetables is a wise choice.

These plants are resilient, forgiving, and often provide a quick harvest:

  • Lettuce: Fresh salads at your fingertips within weeks.
  • Herbs: Basil, mint, and chives are hardy and add wonderful flavours to your dishes.
  • Radishes: These root veggies mature rapidly and add a satisfying crunch to your meals.
  • Spring Onions: Continuously regrow after harvesting, giving you a constant supply.
  • Tomatoes: Compact varieties thrive in containers and offer juicy rewards.

Gardening teaches us valuable lessons about patience and focus.

Just as plants need time to grow and flourish, so do our financial endeavours.

Saving money requires consistent effort and a long-term perspective.

By tending to your garden, you’ll discover the joy of watching your efforts transform into tangible results, reminding you that good things come to those who patiently work towards their financial goals.

There are many rewards of gardening.

You’ll reduce the cost of a visit to the Supermarket and enjoy homegrown freshness and flavour.

Additionally, spending time in the garden promotes wellbeing. It’s a peaceful escape from our busy daily lives.

The act of tending to plants is meditative, allowing you to unwind, clear your mind, and connect with nature.

Spring is just around the corner so now is the perfect time to start planning your garden. No matter how small your space, embrace the opportunity to ‘grow-your-own’. Enjoy the dual rewards of financial savings and enhanced wellbeing.

Here’s to growing not just vegetables, but also a sense of accomplishment, patience, and a brighter financial future.

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