garden plans in books,magazines and pamphlets.

[Guest]

Free ebook? https://sites.google.com/site/ooifde...ow-Your-Garden

Boho - do you use that site?

[Bohobumble]

Boho - do you use that site?

No, I'd not heard of the title so searched for it and this link came up, I also did a check to see if it was a scam but it seemed to be fairly ok

[Kristen]

I tried to read it online, to see what the content was like, but couldn't do so without registering, and the registration form was one A.N.Other site, so a bit hard to determine whether that was going to open a can of direct-marketing worms. Might have been free at the end of the process, but some parts advertised themselves as subscription-only ... so not sure whether it would actually be free, as in "air" rather than as in "plus endless direct marketing material"!!

There is a reasonable sample in the "look inside" option, for that book, on Amazon.

[Bohobumble]

The first one, which I used years ago, was a great start.
I'd been unable to get my head around rotation or follow on crops until I saw this, then everything seemed to click into place.

Dig For Victory WWII layout of Allotment or Victory Garden

Nowadays I grow some crops that are not even on that plan - but it gave me the basics

There's links to the monthly 'dig for victory' leaflets there too!

[heirloomsquash]

well the book looks interesting preview but seems be more flash and fluff then good production planned design for most part.

[Kristen]

One disparaging review on Amazon UK, 22 more ecstatic reviews on Dot Com ... they might not be worth a bag of beans though ...

Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Groundbreaking Food Gardens: 73 Plans That Will Change the Way You Grow Your Garden