2023 veg growing planner

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• philippasmith2 Posts: 3,742

  January 2023

  Check out the reliable seed company's various catalogues.  D T Brown is just one example.
  It isn't in the form of a poster or a wall chart but you could easily make one for your OH using the info

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• Buttercupdays Posts: 4,546

  January 2023 edited January 2023

  A good one is one that works for you and takes account of your garden and what you want to grow. It's not a 'one size fits all'

  No matter how good it looks, a plan will be of little use if it does not match your needs. There are so many things to consider: what do you like to eat, new to gardening or some experience, how much space do you have, is it sunny or shaded, what is the soil like, how much time do you have, easy  to water?, which plants best suit your conditions, possible limiting factors and probably more that I've missed!

  With a little help, it is fairly easy to make your own customised version. If you look up 'Planning a veg garden' online you will find plenty of help from reputable sources like the RHS and Gardener's World, among others, that will help  you both with decisions. Don't forget that you can always ask for help on this forum too and get answers from people with 'hands on' experience

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• CrankyYankee Posts: 504

  January 2023

  If you're looking for one that has sowing times, I love the chart you can print out from A Way To Garden; you plug in your last frost date and it calculates vegetable and flower sowing dates, so it's specifically targeting your planting area.

  http://awaytogarden.com/when-to-start-seeds-calculator/

  New England, USA

  Metacomet soil with hints of Woodbridge and Pillsbury
  

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