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[Tomato Dirt #324] Practical Tips for Planning a Vegetable Garden – Even In Winter December 12, 2024 |
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The winter – or the off-season – is the perfect time for planning a vegetable garden.
You can use the time to maximize success and minimize challenges for the upcoming spring.
Planning saves money and time. With a clear plan, you can buy only the seeds and plants you need instead of overspending on unnecessary items. You can take advantage of off-season and early-season discounts on seeds, soil, and supplies. And a clear roadmap helps streamline tasks once the growing season starts, reducing last-minute scrambling.
Set clear goals of what you’d like to accomplish when planning a vegetable garden in the winter. The off-season is a chance to dream, sketch, and experiment with garden designs, adding excitement to the process.
And once you have a detailed plan in hand, you reduce the overwhelm that comes with juggling planting, weeding, watering, and harvesting when the growing season arrives.
Try these tips for planning your garden when it’s too cold outside to dig in the dirt.
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The plans, available as downloadable PDFS, are based on square-foot gardening techniques. Each set offers five different plans including options for a small space herb garden, stir fry garden, Mediterranean veggie garden, salsa garden, and salad garden.
You can download the set that matches the size of your garden – either a 2x4 garden or 2x8 garden.
Check out the Small Space Garden Plans here
Starting a Vegetable Garden: Basics You Need to Know | 3 Ways to Prepare Your Garden For Spring | Pick the Best Home Garden Spot for Tomatoes | How to Plan a Garden Layout |
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Kathy with Tomato Dirt
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