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Spinach is one of the few vegetables with beets and chard that prefers a neutral to alkaline soil (pH 7.0 or above).

Corn and new potatoes make a hearty pairing in this soup.

Onions fit into three categories: short-day, intermediate-day and long-day varieties. Gardeners in plant hardiness Zone 7 and south will succeed best with short-day onion varieties.

All melons are warm-season crops that prefer rich, warm soil in full sun.

Chard is a close relative of beets. It is often grown as a summer substitute for spinach because of its tolerance for warm temperatures.