Knowledge base
Everything about growing your own food with Makkelijke Moestuin in one place. Do you need to know everything? No. But if you want to learn more or have a question, you can probably find what you need here.
New to Makkelijke Moestuin? Start with how it works for a quick intro. Want to dive deeper? Read our FAQs for first-time gardeners.
New to Makkelijke Moestuin? Start with how it works for a quick intro. Want to dive deeper? Read our FAQs for first-time gardeners.
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Makkelijke Moestuin system
Getting set up
Garden care
- Get your vegetable garden ready for the new season
- Watering your vegetable garden
- Pruning tomatoes, cucumbers, and pumpkins
- How do you harvest courgettes?
- Perfect vegetable garden and perfect plants?
- Mid-February: can you start sowing now?
- End of May, early June: harvest and add nutrients
- Going on holiday with a vegetable garden
- July: tomatoes, cucumbers and courgettes
- August: sowing for autumn
- September: zaaien
- October sowing
- Which vegetables can handle cold weather?
- Get your vegetable garden ready for winter
- White lumps on the roots: good for your plants
- Help the birds this winter
App and community
Inspiration and ideas
About our seeds
- What does F1 mean?
- African Marigold: sowing and growing
- Asian salad mix: sowing and growing
- Endive: sowing and growing
- Baby broccoli
- Bush tomato
- Bush basil: sowing and growing
- Beetroot: sowing and growing
- Lente-ui
- Chinese bieslook
- Chioggia beetroot: sowing and growing
- Bindsla
- Boterboon
- Climbing courgette
- Dropplant
- Yellomato: sowing and growing
- Goudsbloem
- Komkommer
- Cilantro: sowing and growing
- Bibb lettuce: sowing and growing
- NZ spinach: sowing and growing
- OI-kers
- Paksoi
- Palmkool
- Peultjes
- Red Crispy lettuce
- Baby pompoen
- Reuzen radijs
- Arugola: sowing and growing
- Snijbiet
- Snijboon
- Bacon bean: sowing and growing
- Spinach
- Stamboon
- Stengelsla
- Sugarsnap
- Veldsla
- Wintererwt
- Winterpostelein
- Wortel
- Paarse wortel
- Zonnebloem