Year Planner

[Mikey]

I'm very organised this year, I've actually already decided whats going where next year, normally I don't have that sorted till about mid July!!!

Have a look, no picking faults mind....

[Bigmallly]

You have obviously put a lot of thought into it Mikey, my only concirn would be bed "D". It looks rather wide unless you are walking on it of course............Nice one.

[Mikey]

Yeah, I know what you mean its about 2 metres width, which will require me to walk on it to hoe comfortably. I've thought about adding another path down that side up against the raised bed E, but decided I'd see how it worked for this year, and if it needs tweaking next winter it won't be too difficult to do.

[chris]

Cor, I need to come and have a nose at your plot mikey!

[veggiechicken]

How about a plan at the end of the year to show us what you actually do?

[BarleySugar]

I've planned out my plot, and already changed my mind several times. Well by accident really, I went to plant the garlic at the beginning of Oct, and put it in the 'wrong' place, so changed my plan accordingly. Seems to happen to me all the time. About the only thing I do manage to keep the same is the fruit and asparagus, mmm... actually I plan to move the raspberries to extend the asparagus . Ok, perhaps the shed stays in the same place year on year, mainly because OH and son no2 refused to turn it around when I found where the prevailing wind came from

[Bigmallly]

Yeah, I know what you mean its about 2 metres width, which will require me to walk on it to hoe comfortably. I've thought about adding another path down that side up against the raised bed E, but decided I'd see how it worked for this year, and if it needs tweaking next winter it won't be too difficult to do.

Will it not be 2mts plus the width of the parsnip bed? or is there a path between D & E

[VirginVegGrower]

Yeah, I know what you mean its about 2 metres width, which will require me to walk on it to hoe comfortably. I've thought about adding another path down that side up against the raised bed E, but decided I'd see how it worked for this year, and if it needs tweaking next winter it won't be too difficult to do.

Scaffold board over the top - spread your weight (and I'm not inferring anything here VC)
Looks good and I've done mine too.

[mothhawk]

Very nice. I'm not into precision planning and gardening, I'm more of a free-form gardener, having only a very small garden, so not much space to pre-plan anyway.

[Two_Sheds]

Very nice plan Mikey.


Here's one of mine (no laughing at the back)

[VirginVegGrower]

Very nice plan Mikey.


Here's one of mine (no laughing at the back)

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And I note it is completed in red ink

[Two_Sheds]

No, it's pink

[mothhawk]

Very nice plan Mikey.


Here's one of mine (no laughing at the back)

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yeah, that's much more my style of planning too TS

[bearded bloke]

Very nice plan Mikey.


Here's one of mine (no laughing at the back)

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And I note it is completed in red ink

AND it appears to be NUT approved,now all you need is a "like" from VC & it will be NUTTER approved as well

[veggiechicken]

I approve of both the plans but they're both too organised for me