Discover how a garden goes from dream to reality! Nancy used the Garden Planner to create her own raised bed garden. See her garden plot plan and photos.
Nancy’s Review of the Garden Planner
“We moved onto this property in October 2020 and 2022 was the first year I was able to plant in my newly constructed raised garden beds. I could only plant as the beds were built and filled, so some of the squash and peppers got in really late, but still had a decent production year as we had an extended summer (into October). The Garden Planner was a great tool to plan the varieties and spacing, and I’ve already created the follow on plan for 2023 and love the crop rotation feature showing me where to NOT plant items from the same family.”
–Nancy Eggink, Parker, CO ( Zone 5b)
Nancy’s Raised Bed Garden Plan
Nancy’s Garden Photos
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In the above article, Vegetable Garden Planner Reviews: Nancy E., the raised beds look to be made of some type of concrete product, but not really sure. Were these homemade and any how to's? Very interesting article and well done. It also looks like they have "indoor plumbing" for irrigation. Any additional information would be most helpful. I really enjoy the articles I get to read every morning in my almanac. I thank you in advance for your help. Cheers!
Blessings, Yes it does look like cement did they come from a company if so who? Our community is just getting back to our Monastic roots and wish to have large gardens, however we are small and do need the two foot tall ones but really can afford so little but the solid better is more prudent as we also do some conservation with 25 blue bird homes, 13 honey bee hives, and a monarch butterfly nursey. And hope someday to expand our gardens not only to feed us but the poor and homeless in our area on our 100 acres.
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