Need tips

Hello. I am new to this forum and hobby. Can someone provide me a beginner guide of gardening and plants?  I am not sure I have post this into the right place or not.

Plant things you like to eat.
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Also, learn to embrace failure. Personal observations are the most potent lessons. By simply planting a food seed or plant you are taking a quantum leap upward in your relationship to our source.
Enjoy yourself, sit in your garden, nibble leaves

Welcome and good luck

Hey there - If you are able, visit/call your local extension office for your county. I know the Covid restrictions have really put a damper on in-person instructional classes but they should still have plenty of reading material and even some online courses that will help you get started! Most stuff they offer is free :)

To add to Tyler's comment, your area community college may provide gardening classes .... possibly online.

For more specific plant recommendations, can you give us a general idea of where in the world you are? Different regions have vastly different success rates with plants.

And don't be afraid to fail! For every lush, productive plant you see in a longtime gardener's garden, there were ten (maybe a hundred!) that went belly-up. You have to try things, see what works where, learn what you're good at growing in the space you're in. After gleaning some of the basics from books and guides and whatnot, experience is the very best teacher.

To paraphrase one of our NW garden gurus: "The best gardener is the one who's killed the most plants." :-)

And good luck!

If there's a community garden in your area, stop by on a day when people are likely to be there and just chat.  Or they might have classes for newer gardeners as well.

Thanks a lot, everyone. I would definitely try to talk with them.