My grandparents (1) who live in the countryside have a big garden. They spend a lot of time working on it. When I visit them in summer, I often join them in the garden, and they teach me a lot of things about vegetables. Vegetables come in different shapes, sizes, and colors. They also grow (2) differently as well. Carrots and potatoes grow under the ground. We can't see them. Some kinds of beans need a high net to grow. Cabbages and cauliflower grow above the ground. My grandfather says that colored vegetables are very good for health (3) because they provide a lot of natural vitamins, white cauliflower is rich in vitamin C. Orange carrots and red tomatoes contain vitamin A. Pumpkins have vitamins A, B, C, and E. My grandfather also says that gardening is a good way of exercising. It helps him keep (4) healthy and strong.