I’m not sure what you meant about vertical gardening tools? Vertical gardening is a fantastic way to get more growing area from your garden, and if you’re tight on space I’d definitely recommend it. It’s always great to set short term and long term goals! I’m constantly adapting too with the season and weather, there are many things still not in our control when it comes to gardening. Google your location and ‘growing zone’ and you should be able to find more info on what you can grow for your area.

What crops you can grow depends on your growing zone, ours is a zone 5 so while we can grow some warm season crops, many crops we cannot because of our shorter season. In terms of getting the best dollar value for your garden, your produce spending habits and how expensive those crops are to purchase tend to be great crops to focus on growing (read more here: //Soil nutrients is incredibly important, especially if you’re limited in space. The garden planner will help you stay organized, my book goes into more details of garden planning for the space your have. The first Sunday after 0 will be +1, then +2, etc. To calculate when seedlings are ready to transplant, go to 0 again and then work forward. Garden Expenses Get this Garden Planner Keep going back to -12 if you plan to start seeds indoors.Seedlings (Seed Starting & Transplanting Schedule).GET the Garden Planner This 23-page printable garden planner includes: Create short-term or long-term goals, write down what garden projects you want to tackle.Track crop rotation notes, design your garden (includes square foot gardening) and much more!.Keep detailed gardening records of your season like weather, pests or what soil amendments need to go into which garden beds.Figure out what seeds to order by taking seed inventory beforehand.Fit in any extra crops before or after your main season ones.You can also add exact measurements in the right-hand menu rather than dragging to resize the beds. As with all beds and structures in VegPlotter, you can rotate and move your beds into position. You will notice that they include a white 1-foot grid to show how many squares the bed has. When you started your seeds and know when to sow or transplant your crops into the garden. Square Foot Garden beds extend out in 1-foot increments.Divide the garden bed into squares of 12 inches x 12 inches, using lattice strips or string to create a grid. It’s usually made with a raised bed that’s 4×4 foot in size but can also be larger or smaller depending on your needs and wishes. Use this garden planner to keep track of: The square foot garden layout is planned according to Mel Bartholomew’s book called Square foot gardening.

Square foot garden planner