Growing an Edible Garden What do plants need to grow?

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Growing an Edible Garden What do plants need to grow?

SUNLIGHT Almost all plants that grow fruits and vegetables need sunlight to grow.

WATER  Almost all plants need water to grow.

The part of the plant that goes into the soil is called the ROOTS

Sometimes the roots are a vegetable we eat. Let’s find one…

carrots

Some roots are called Tubers…

potatoes

The part of the plant that grows above ground is called the Stem

What fruits and vegetables grow on stems? Let’s find some!

Strawberries

Beans…SEED VEGETABLES

How do onions grow?

Above AND below…BULBS

Sometimes we eat the leaves For example…

Lettuce

What can we grow?

Citations  Sun: serc.carleton.edu  Water:  Roots:  Carrots:  Potatoes:  Onions:  Stems:  Strawberries:  Beans:  Lettuce:commons.wikimedia.org  Garden:coopext.colostate.edu