Think of your raised garden bed as a grid, with each square measuring 1 foot on each side. Planning out a square foot gardening bed layout is fairly simple. Add them to a binder with your square foot gardening pdf, and you’re well on your way to an organized, productive season!īack to the square gardening guide… How to plan your square foot garden You may also like my free printable garden planner, which is a mini version of my full planner. It’s also available for purchase in my Etsy shop, along with other gardening-related pages. It’s my gift to you for joining my email newsletter, where I share helpful gardening tips & ideas, and seasonal gardening advice.
#Free printable square foot garden planner for free#
You can download the Square Foot Garden Planner pdf and the Plants Per Square Foot chart for free here. Link to the Square Foot Garden Spacing Chart is below Use the Square Foot Garden Spacing Chart as a guide when planning your garden beds. I’ve also included a chart with common spacing recommendations for square foot gardening. Link to download printable Square Foot Planner below This planner can be used to plan out a 4×4 foot bed or a 4×8 bed.
To help you with your square foot garden planning, I’ve created a printable square foot garden planner just for you. To learn more about square foot gardening in detail, including companion planting and planting instructions, I highly recommend the book The All New Square Foot Gardening by Mel Bartholomew. Growing our own food, with more vegetables in less space, means even more savings on the grocery bill! Some other benefits of the square foot gardening method include: This is great news for those of us growing vegetables in our backyards, especially at a time with rising grocery costs. With a focus on nutrient dense, healthy soil, you can grow more plants in less space. With a square-foot garden, every square foot of soil is utilized for maximum output. Pin for later! Benefits of square foot gardening
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