The seeds are sizable and easy to plant, especially for children. You can grow almost any variety of bean and expect success. Bluelake and Kentucky are just two varieties to look for. Bush beans don't require trellising, which make them a better choice for gardeners on the go. Drop two to three seeds per hole, and cover with compost.
Beans also return nitrogen to the soil, so they offer a double benefit.
As long as the soil is not too compact, radishes will mature in no time, with very little effort on the part of the watchful gardener. Plant the seeds in a row, and prepare to weed a few sprouts out as they pop up. Cherry Belle, Easter Egg and Sparkler are all excellent varieties to choose. Peas, Please These sturdy little vines will attach themselves to almost anything, and wind their way into your hearts with their ease of growth and required care. Little Marvel is a sweet favorite.