
1. Have a calendar of when each of the different varieties are sown (indoors or out), thinned, and transplanted.
2. Plan in such a way as to have a continuous, gradual harvest rather than everything all at once.
3. Make the transition to a smaller winter garden easy.
4. Optimize garden space using succession planting - for example, planting beans in the corn bed so the beans climb up the corn stalks.
That's all I can think of for now, but it's a lot, and it's taking a while to wrap my head around it all. More information will be forthcoming when I get the plan settled in my mind (and on my computer.)
2 comments:
Man, you're productive!! That is really an impressive plan. Are you planting spinach? That is a great juice plant. Popeye was telling the truth.
I am looking forward to enjoying the harvest of all your hard work Nate... I know I will be a better and healthier man!
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