Stagger Planting In Your Garden Harvest for longer! Instead of planting all of your seeds or seedling at the same time in your garden, space them out (aka, stagger their planting) so they mature at different times. In this raised garden we're planning to grow about...
Planting Cauliflower In The Garden Grid™ Cauliflower is a versatile cool-season crop, that's really had a big glow up over the last few years. It's used as a substitute for a variety of foods like pizza crust, rice, buffalo wings, & it's even become popular to...
Growing Carrots In The Garden Grid™ Carrots come in dozens of colors & sizes. They're also able to tolerate a wide range of temperatures from freezing to warm, making them an ideal crop to grow during fall, spring, & winter. Depending on your growing zone...
Swiss Chard - Colorful, Easy to Grow, & Temperature Tolerant Swiss Chard is a leafy green that has a fun array of red, yellow, & sometimes purplish-colored stems. The leaf has a similar flavor profile to spinach & the stems are slightly sweet! It's fairly...
Growing Watermelon Vertically It can be done! With some caveats... (see below) We’re growing watermelon vertically! But, we're doing it a little differently than you may be used to seeing, by mixing ground growth and using tomato cages for vertical support....
Extra Sprouts: Thinning, Saving, & Transplanting When growing by seed in your garden, it's pretty common practice to plant multiple seeds so have a better chance of something germinating. Sometimes seeds don’t, so having a back up planted gives you better odds....
Watering Seeds & Seedlings If you’re growing by seed, or have freshly sprouted seedlings, be sure to water daily! The planted seed & seedling root structure is very shallow & very sensitive to drying out. The top layer of soil - where your seed or...
Summer '22 Garden Update Succession Planting, Replanting, & What’s Maturing 🌱 Summer of ‘22 Garden Update (and hopefully a little garden inspo) for you 🌱 Our last round of green bean succession planting plus some tips for planting them in The Garden Grid Sometimes...
Green Beans, Snap Beans, or String Beans Whatever you call them & wherever you garden across the U.S., you can plant them in July! Green Beans (as we'll call them) are super easy to grow. You direct sow the seeds right into your soil about 1" below the surface....
Bibb Lettuce Is A Little Different Normally head lettuce can grow two per Garden Grid™ square. Bibb lettuce though is different. Since Bibb produces a smaller head than most lettuce varieties, you can actually grow three per Garden Grid™ square! Plant them in a...
Tomatoes & Hot Weather Growing Zones Many growing zones can enjoy tomatoes throughout the summer, but the high summer temps of zones 8b, 9 and 10 are usually too much for them. Fortunately, the end of summer and beginning of fall provide opportunity to...
Small, Weird-Looking Bell Peppers Why Do You Get Them & What Can You Do About It? Despite being a warm weather loving plant, too much heat while blossoms are forming can cause your bell pepper plants to produce smaller & unusual looking peppers. While...
Grow a Pizza Garden - Guide + Pizza Garden Layout Just want to reference our Pizza Garden Planting Chart? Scroll to the bottom of this page. Want Other Layout Ideas? Check out our other guide: Salsa Garden Layout, Salad Garden Layout, & Stir Fry Garden...
Gardening Tips: Signs Your Tomato Plants Are Done For the Season & Ready to Be Replaced A few signs that your tomato plants are likely done for the season and can be removed. They’re not producing fruit anymore. They’re looking scraggly and dried out....
🍉 Watermelon is a unique plant for the Garden Grid™. Since it spreads out & covers so much area, you’ll want to grow one plant for every two squares. In other words, skip a square between plants. If you plan to fill more of your garden with watermelon than...
Harvesting Tomatoes - Can You Pick Them When They're Still Green? Why and when you would! Yep! Just make sure they're at a mature size. They'll still ripen over the following days. Why would you want to pick them green? 1 - Reduce the chance of ripe tomatoes from...
Planting Green Onions In Stages We plant them in stages so they can be harvested throughout the season, instead of all at the same time☝️ Our first seeds went in about two and a half weeks ago and are just about 4 inches tall now. The next round should sprout in a few...
Gardening is not just reserved for the warm seasons. If you're like us, and always want to have fresh vegetables on hand, there is good news! There are a variety of frost tolerant plants and vegetables that allow the excited horticulturalist to grow in less than...
Anyone can grow a beautiful garden full of flowers and vegetables that look picture perfect, but the ambitious gardener grows with a purpose. They plan out their garden so the plants within them complement one another for additional vitality, pest repellant, and a...
A southern & summer favorite, okra! Here are some Garden Grid™ watering system plant spacing & growing tips about okra, from Bryan.While it’s a southern favorite, okra can grow in most of the U.S. as long as the weather is warm enough. If soil temperatures...
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