Grow your vegetable garden as professionally as possible. This will make your garden look phenomenal when your plants are grown. If you want to grow a smaller garden, then you might want to consider this method. You have one raised garden bed.Then you put a pallet on the backside of the bed to allow vegetables to grow up it for support. This should be a frugal option as well.From there, you’ll need to know how to make the most of your garden bed. This layout gives you a square for each vegetable grown.As you can see, you can have quite a variety of vegetables growing in one bed. This would be an excellent option for those who live in suburban areas with smaller yards.

Design included in kit with instructions to follow.

This kit includes: 

Seeding Square x 1

Tomato x 1

Cucumber x 1

Pole Beans x 2

Broccoli x 2 

Peppers x 2 

Beats x 1

Cabbage x 1

Parsley x 1 

Spinach x 1

Onions x 2

Leaf Lettuce x 1

Carrots x 1

Radish x 1

Grow your vegetable garden as professionally as possible. This will make your garden look phenomenal when your plants are grown.

Square foot gardening is a great way to be able to fit a variety of vegetables into one vegetable garden space. Which is why I love this layout.

Also, I love how plain the design is. It is easy to follow and see what is going on. It makes planting a small garden very simple.

Plus, it also shows you the proper placement of vegetables to keep everything from overlapping or stunting growth.

Includes: 

Design & Instructions to follow. 

Seeding Square

Cabbage x 2

Green Beans x 2

Pepper x 2

Onions x 2

Broccoli x 2

Green Beans x 2

Lettuce x 2

Bunching Onion x 2

Cauliflower x 2

Beets x 2

Lettuce x 2

Carrots x 2

Cherry Tomato x 2

Spinach x 2

Carrots x 2

Radish x 2