Think about what type or crop is going on before hand and where they will be planted so as you will not only reap all the rewards but also stay safe!
Right Plant, Right Place
You need some time in order to get acquainted with your garden. For example, observing where the shade is will help you decide which plant best suits that area’s conditions and needs, etc.
Tender crops such as tomatoes, peppers and squash will probably thrive in the part of your garden that is sunny. Leafy greens like it shady though–especially hot climates! So if you want to grow both tender veggies AND leafiest at once, try planting taller plants in front shorter ones; this way they’ll get plenty shade while still being able enjoy some sun-rays here and there..
Planning your garden so that it is well-suited to the area’s climate and wind exposure will help ensure healthy plants. For instance, climbing beans can get damaged in a strong breeze whereas corn pollinated by light winds thrives best on this spot!
Rotating your crops can have a huge impact on the quality of produce you harvest. Instead of growing one type in each spot, rotating them with other vegetables will help keep pests at bay and maintain healthy soil for future vegetable gardens!
Cabbage for example, is a hungry plant, so it’s good to grow after other similar crops that will help enrich the soil by fixing nitrogen. After harvesting your cabbages you should replant with root veggies like carrots which don’t need high fertility in order for them to thrive well.
What to Sow When
In order to get the most out of your garden, it is important that you know when things like planting and harvesting can happen. The Garden Planner will help with this by giving a key date for each step in our process so there are no gaps or missing information as seasons go by!
You can purchase the exact number of seed containers, potting soil and plant supports so you will have them when needed. This is especially helpful if your garden space is limited or small like mine!
Make Best Use Your Space
Working out the best layout for your garden can be very satisfying and rewarding. It will save you time, money as well let’s face it – avoid any unnecessary disappointments!
The Garden Planner’s Succession Planting tool will make planning this easy. Start by setting the months that each plant will be growing in your garden and you can then view a specific month for viewing gaps as crops are being harvested, filtering just what crop is needed to fill those spaces with ease!