Negative Calorie Veggies
The concept behind zero calorie or negative calorie vegetables is that they contain such a low amount of calories that the energy you expend eating them cancels out their calories or sometimes consumes more calories for the same.
View Details | Browse all Vegetable Seeds >>
In essence the bottom line is that you don’t take on any excess calories, and in some instances you end up burning calories you already had.
Following are the vegetables with wonderful negative calorie effect.
1. Asparagus
View Details | Buy Asparagus | Browse all Vegetable Seeds >>
2. Celery
View Details | Buy Celery | Browse all Vegetable Seeds >>
3. Carrots
View Details | Buy Carrots | Browse all Vegetable Seeds >>
4. Broccoli
View Details | Buy Broccoli | Browse all Vegetable Seeds >>
5. Tomatoes
View Details | Buy Tomatoes | Browse all Vegetable Seeds >>
6. Cauliflower
View Details | Buy Cauliflower | Browse all Vegetable Seeds >>
7. Cucumber
View Details | Buy Cucumber | Browse all Vegetable Seeds >>
8. Cabbage
View Details | Buy Cabbage | Browse all Vegetable Seeds >>
9. Kale
View Details | Buy Kale | Browse all Vegetable Seeds >>
10. Lettuce
View Details | Buy Lettuce | Browse all Vegetable Seeds >>
11. Spinach
View Details | Buy Spinach | Browse all Vegetable Seeds >>
Recommended Planters : Rotomolded Planters :
Add a splash of beauty to balconies, patios, walls, fences & window sills with durable,light weight, Rotomolded planters.
View | Buy Rotomolded Planters | Browse Planters by Size | Buy Colorful Planters >>
Buy ready to use nutrient rich soil:
Buy nutrient rich soil | Buy Fertilizers >>
In general use a soil-based compost placed over a generous layer of drainage material such as earthenware crocks, pebbles or gravel. Water and feed regularly, especially while plants are bearing flowers and fruit, when a high-potash fertilizer is recommended.
Buy Decorative Pebbles :
Decorate planters or garden landscapes with these decorative pebbles :
View Details | Buy Decorative Pebbles >>
Using pebbles in a garden brings different colours and textures to the garden. Pebbles can also fill up otherwise empty space in the garden, leaving a visual that might be considered more interesting and aesthetic than simple dirt, soil or mulch.