Market gardening refers to the growing of vegetables

Market gardening refers to the growing of vegetables around large towns or cities for commercial purposes. Market gardeners typically cultivate small plots of land to produce a variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs that are sold to consumers in nearby urban areas. This type of farming is usually done on a small scale and requires intensive labor to cultivate and harvest crops. The produce is then sold directly to consumers through farmers markets, roadside stands, or directly to restaurants and grocery stores. Market gardening is an important source of fresh, locally grown produce and provides a means for small-scale farmers to earn a living.