Beds and plots
Map what you are growing and where, so the plan matches the actual ground.
Beds, seasons and a planting schedule that fits your ground, turned into a short list of jobs for the week in front of you.
Map what you are growing and where, so the plan matches the actual ground.
What to sow and transplant, week by week, instead of guessing from the back of a seed packet.
Frost dates and season length for your location, applied to every crop you plan.
Stagger sowings so the harvest arrives steadily rather than all at once.
The plan turns into a short list of jobs for the days in front of you.
This season's notes become next season's starting point.
Growers who want a plan they can follow, from a raised bed to a market garden.
A first plan that is realistic about time and space.
Succession planning that keeps a stall full.
Feed the household across the whole season, not just August.
One shared plan instead of six conflicting ones.