Introduction

If you’re thinking about starting a garden, the first thing you’ll want to know is what plants are best suited for your climate. The second thing you should consider is how much time and effort you’re willing to put into maintaining your garden. This post will help with both questions: here are three of my favorite plants that will thrive in most gardens!

Lavender

Lavender is a fragrant plant that can be used in many ways. The flowers are great for bouquets and they also look beautiful when dried out and placed in drawers or baskets. It is easy to grow, it tolerates drought conditions, and it has low maintenance needs. It is a perennial plant so if you don’t want to worry about having to dig up your plants every year, lavender is a good choice for you!

This plant will also attract bees since it has nectar-rich flowers which makes it ideal for bee gardeners who want their gardens full of pollinating insects.

Dragon fruit

Dragon fruit is a tropical plant that can be grown indoors, outdoors and in a greenhouse. It is best to grow the dragon fruit in a pot or container, so that its roots do not spread over your garden’s soil. Dragon fruits are relatively easy to grow and require minimal care. The only requirement is that they are kept in an area where they will receive enough sunlight during the day, but they do not need direct sun exposure throughout the entire day either – just make sure there is plenty of light coming through so it can photosynthesize!

You should be able to order your dragon fruit seeds online if you want to start growing them at home this year!

Apple trees

An apple tree is a great choice for your garden, because they’re easy to grow and easy to harvest. Apples can be used in a variety of ways: they’re good for making cider, they’re good for making apple pie (and pies with other fruits like peaches or blueberries), they’re also delicious raw or sliced into a salad…or even just eaten right off the branch!

Apples are also good for making juice or sauce if you don’t have time to make apple butter from scratch (which requires some cooking). They can even be stored in your refrigerator so that you don’t have to eat them all at once!

There are many reasons to have a garden, but the most important thing is to choose plants you enjoy.

There are many reasons to have a garden, but the most important thing is to choose plants you enjoy. The health benefits of gardening are well-known and well-documented, but if your garden isn’t enjoyable for you, then it won’t be much good for anyone else either.

It’s also important to choose plants that require little maintenance or those that can thrive on their own without any human intervention at all (think: self-seeding). This will reduce your workload, freeing up time for other activities—like relaxing in your own backyard instead of working in it all day long!

When selecting which plants to grow in your garden, make sure they’re easy enough for even novice gardeners take care of. Some varieties may be challenging because they need lots of sun or special soil conditions; others may simply be high maintenance due to their large size or frequency of blooming cycles–these factors should always be considered before deciding whether or not something is right for your particular needs!

Conclusion

We hope that you’ve found this blog helpful, and we invite you to start planning your own garden. It can be a rewarding experience for everyone involved, from the kids who help plant seeds to the people who enjoy eating their own homegrown produce!