To maximize garden production and have food consistently throughout the year, you need a planting plan. Pair this plan with detailed record-keeping for success.
Boost the productivity of your vegetable garden year-round, wherever you live or plant
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You can’t go wrong with Dianthus for sweetly scented gardens and bouquets
Dianthus thrive in a sunny garden with well-drained soil. Once established, the plants are drought-tolerant. Mulching with gravel helps protect foliage. VIEW
