Money In Your Garden

If you can relate with this image, you may want to read this article. 

Many vegetables can be expensive to purchase by growing the most expensive vegetables in your garden and buying the least inexpensive vegetables at your grocery store you can easily help drop your food budget.  This especially important for people like me with very limited space to grow everything that I consume.  [READ MORE]

Vegetable	USD Value/SF
Cilantro	$ 21.20
Arugula-Roquette	$ 20.92
Green Salad Mix	$ 17.55
Chives	$ 16.40
Dill	$ 16.40
Lettuce	$ 16.20
Tomato, Cherry, small & medium	$ 15.57
Turnip	$ 9.90
Tomato, large	$ 9.50
Squash, Winter	$ 8.40
Tomatillo	$ 8.00
Cucumber	$ 7.74
Basil	$ 6.63
Radish, Red	$ 6.22
Pumpkin	$ 6.20
Chard, Swiss	$ 6.14
Celery	$ 6.00
Squash, Summer	$ 5.96
Choi	$ 5.70
Peas, Snow	$ 4.50
Pepper, Jalapeno	$ 4.50
Squash, Summer, Zucchini	$ 4.17
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Bunching$ 4.14Pepper, Bell$ 3.60Brussels Sprouts$ 3.59Carrots$ 3.56Rhubarb$ 3.25Squash, Winter, Butternut$ 3.20Kale$ 3.07Grass, Lemon$ 3.00Peas, English$ 3.00Onion, Bulb$ 2.63Radish, White$ 2.60Bean, Bush$ 2.51Peas, Edible Pod$ 2.50Artichoke, Globe$ 2.40Cabbage, Chinese Napa$ 2.24Squash, Winter, Delicata$ 2.10Spinach, Spring/Fall$ 1.80Leeks$ 1.75Potatoes$ 1.50Parsnips$ 1.50Garlic$ 1.37Squash, Summer, Yellow$ 1.34Parsley$ 1.31Corn$ 1.25Squash, Winter, Acorn$ 1.20Squash, Winter, Hubbard$ 1.20Eggplant$ 1.10Greens, Mustard$ 1.10Rutabaga$ 1.00Beet$ 0.89Cabbage, Savoy$ 0.80Broccoli$ 0.80Kohlrabi$ 0.75Cauliflower$ 0.60Broccoli, Chinese$ 0.60Cabbage$ 0.50Sources: http://www.mcgoodwin.net/pages/ppatch.html for plant yield information, http://shop.safeway.com for current produce prices