ALMANAC GARDEN PLANNER REVIEW FULL

Raspberry patch / behind are 2 plums and the clover patch.3 blueberry bushes / behind you quickly see the passion fruit vine.What you see in the video and on the plan: I will be working on learning the espalier method. The south side of the yard is not complete as I plotted it for lots of fruit trees and am buying them in the fall this year.

ALMANAC GARDEN PLANNER REVIEW FULL

See full garden plan details and plant list. I am excited to start planning for next year! Thank you again for providing such a wonderful tool to use, and also for the enhancements I see from time to time when I log in.”-Lisa Sangam We wouldn’t have been as successful as we were. I can’t tell you how instrumental that was for our first year. I just entered my yard measurements and we knew exactly how many beds we needed, the best things to plant by each other, and how many to plant in an area. We could not have done this without the Garden Planner. We also have a much better idea of things we need more of and things to have fewer of, so that we buy even less. Next year, with better planning, we hope to do better, using succession planting. And we reduced our bill by $250 for 2 months in a row! That was really cool to see documented and make happen. We got lots and lots of rewards with so many yummy vegetables that tasted so much better than the grocery store.

We really wanted our backyard to be productive and full of life with hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and birds. I had never gardened before and my husband had dabbled on a much smaller scale. They have plans to expand it, growing even more with succession planting of crops. Their first-year garden plan is truly impressive, mixing both vegetables and companion flowers. Lisa Sangam and her husband are from Cupertino, California. What an amazing result for this first year garden! Functional and beautiful, this plan yielded over 3000 pounds of produce! Take a look at Lisa’s garden plan and photos.

Almanac garden planner review