#1 Garden Thread

[Hugh]

If you use the square foot gardening technique, which works with square trays divided into square feet, you can have close to 10 by 10 squares a foot wide each, or a hundred different types of plants, which you can plant at different times throughout the year, without much effort. Companion planting where different plants support each others growth, e.g maize and beans is also something to look into.

If you stack these trays in series above each other, you'll be able to double or triple the space available.

Grow things that don't need much sun on the bottom trays, and those that do on the tray above them

http://www.squarefootgardening.com/