Nothing beats a sun-warmed tomato fresh from the vine. Gardening scales to your space and ambition—one pot on a patio or a backyard of raised beds. Here's the simple framework to start.
Winter is planning season. Browse seed catalogs (arrive post-holidays). Library books teach crop needs. Choose a sunny, well-drained site. Pick crops your family loves that suit your climate.
Work soil as soon as it's workable. Test it. Amend with peat, compost, fertilizer per results. Or build raised beds with perfect mix. Break clumps; remove rocks. This step determines everything that follows.
Ditch rigid rows. Plant in blocks or bands—better pollination, easier care, higher yield. Interplant fast and slow crops (radishes with carrots; lettuce with tomatoes). Water, weed, feed, and wait for the harvest.
Start small. Learn fast. Eat well.
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