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A vegetable garden does not succeed by chance. If you know what goes where, when to sow and how much space each plant needs, you get fewer gaps, less trouble with disease and a harvest spread over the whole year. This workbook (in German) takes you step by step to your own growing plan, for beds in the ground and for raised beds.
Not an empty planner but a guide to planning: each step is explained clearly, with invented example plans, and then you plan your garden on your own worksheets.
For beginners and experienced gardeners in Germany and Austria, without sprays – with crop rotation, suitable spacing, nets and attention. 36 worksheets to write in. In the e-book, all explanations and reference tables are complete; the worksheets are set as question lists and instructions for your own garden notebook.
What is inside
- Recording site, soil and climate, and laying out beds and raised beds sensibly
- Plant families and nutrient needs: heavy, medium and light feeders
- Four-year crop rotation with a planner and a family check
- Companion planting with a sense of proportion: good and unfavourable neighbours as experience values
- Spacing, plants per square metre, raising seedlings, direct sowing, planting out after the Ice Saints, follow-on crops and succession sowing
- Reference tables for 40 vegetables and herbs: sowing and planting calendar, spacing and time to harvest, families and neighbours
- Bed plans on a grid, twelve month pages, a sowing tracker, a harvest log and a season review
Details
- Language
- German
- Paperback
- 94 pages, 15.2 × 22.9 cm (6 × 9 in), 36 worksheets
- Kindle e-book
- All explanations and reference tables complete; worksheets set as question lists for your own garden notebook
- Prices on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk
- Paperback $13.99 / £10.99, Kindle e-book $4.99 / £3.99
- Author
- Edited by Bernhard Siegl
- Production
- Text generated by an AI system; cover and graphics drawn by program code