Hello my gardening friends. I just harvested the last of my cucumbers, beans, tomatoes and cowpeas from my summer garden and tidied up the yard a bit to plant my fall garden . I utilize mostly containers for my veggies (various pots and planters) but, I use my trust 12 inch wood planters in the fall. I created a little grid to give you an idea of how my plantings will look when completed (I am a novice at this computer planning, so I am apologizing in advance LOL)!
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So organized!! Can’t wait to hear more 😄😄 which program did you use to make your diagram?
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Thank you. I used a program from Better Homes and Gardens.
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I lay out my garden plan each winter. It helps me get through the long, dark days of winter. I love that you have a program that puts little plants in the spaces. I just do mine in Excel and use colors (and text) to indicate what goes where.
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Thank you…the winter days here are awful too. Around January, I am devouring every garden catalog or book in sight!
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It’s fascinating to see you planning a winter garden when here in New Zealand we’re preparing for summer! Kale (of all varieties) was our star performer in winter – good to see it has a place in your garden too. 🙂
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Thanks for stopping by. I wish I was starting another summer garden. I am not a big fan of winter.
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I’m the same, but all seasons need to have their time… I’m planning to use summer for improvements outdoors (gardening and renovations) and winter for working indoors (renovations and reading) – but I’m still not sure whether that will work…
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