Working out how much food to plant can be difficult. This short series will offer tips and general advice to help you plant and harvest a great yield year after year.
Learn about staggered and succession planting, overwintering, and key considerations to maximize the yields from your garden space.
We’ve covered a good number of considerations that you should make when planning what, when, and where to grow. In this final article, we’ll explore ways to manage yields, store food and herbs, and offer tips for gardening in tight spaces. We’ll also discuss planting strategies, storage techniques, and ways to keep your harvest fresh longer, whether you’re in a small apartment, a large backyard, or somewhere in between. Eating Fresh vs Storing It’s important to consider how you’ll use your harvest....
“How much should I plant?” is just one of the many questions to ask when planning your garden. Another is “How can I best use my garden space?” This is what we’ll cover in this second article. Many gardeners will plan one thing to grow in a row or an entire garden bed. However, with some careful planning, you can make use of the time before those plants go in and after you take them out....
“How much should I plant?” is a natural question—and one with no universal answer. Your garden depends on what you like to eat, your climate, and how much time and space you have to tend it. But asking the question is the first step toward a rewarding harvest. Let’s explore some thoughtful ways to decide what to plant, when to plant it, and how to shape your season around your needs....