Three Sample Garden Plots

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W -I- E           Sample Garden Plot No. 1    
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POLE BEANS        (FRIJOLES POSTE)

 

X   X    X   X

 

X   X    X   X

 

X   X    X   X

 

X   X    X   X

 

 

X   X    X   X

 

X   X    X  X

  

X   X    X   X

 

X   X    X   X

PINACH (ESPINACA)

X      X      X

 X      X      X

X      X      X

 

SWISS CHARD
(ACELGA)

X            X

 

X            X

LETTUCE
(LECHUGA)

 X            X

 

X            X

ENDIVE
(ENDIVIA)

 

X

 BROCCOLI
(BROCOLI)

  

X

 

SWEET PEPPER
(PIMENTAS DULCE)


X

EGGPLANT
(BERENJENA)

  

X

 

 

RADISHES
(RABANO)

X     X     X     X
 X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X

JALAPENO PEPPER
(PIMENTAS PICANTE)

 
X

ONIONS
(CEBOLLAS)

X     X     X     X
 X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X

 

DILL
(ENELDO)

  
X

CARROTS
(ZANAHORIAS)

X     X     X     X
 X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X
Notes:  If you are going to have vining plants in your garden, they should be in the northernmost row, such as the pole beans in this sample. The plants in the next row should be shade tolerant, such as spinach, lettuce, chard, etc.   

 

 

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  W -I- E                        Sample Garden Plot No. 2
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       CUCUMBERS    (PEPINOS)

TOMATOES   (TOMATES)

 

 

X             X

  

 

 

 

X             X

 

 

 

X

 

 

X

LETTUCE
(LECHUGA)

 X            X

 

X            X

SPINACH (ESPINACA)

X      X      X

 X      X      X

X      X      X

 

SWISS CHARD|
(ACELGA)

X            X

 

X            X

SWEET PEPPER
(PIMENTOS DULCE)

 

X

BROCCOLI
(BROCOLI)

  

X

 

 

CARROTS
(ZANAHORIAS)

X     X     X     X
 X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X

CHIVES
(CEBELLINO)

X      X      X

 X      X      X

 X      X      X

 

BEETS
REMOLACHA

X     X     X     X
 X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X

MARIGOLDS
(MARAVILLA)

X            X

 

X            X

ONIONS
(CEBOLLAS)

X     X     X     X
 X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X

RADISHES
(RABANOS)

X     X     X     X
 X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X

MARIGOLDS
(MARAVILLA)

 X            X

 

X            X

Notes:  If you are going to have vining plants in your garden, they should be in the northernmost row, as the cucumbers and tomatoes in this sample. The plants in the next row should be shade tolerant, such as spinach, lettuce, chard, etc.   
Marigolds are an attractive addition to your garden and will repel certain insect pests.

 

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W -I- E              Sample Garden Plot No. 3
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            TOMATOES   (TOMATES)

 

 

  X

 

 

 

  X

  

 

 

 

   X

 

   

X

RUBY LETTUCE
(LECHUGA RUBI)

X            X

 

X            X  

      BUSH BEAN
(FRIJOLES ARBUSTO)

X      X      X

X      X      X

 X      X      X

 

SWISS CHARD
(ACELGA)

 X            X

 

X            X

CHIVES
(CEBELLINO)

X      X      X

 X      X      X

 X      X      X

 

OAK LEAF LETTUCE
(LECHUGA HOJA)
X            X

X            X

CARROTS
(ZANAHORIAS)

X     X     X     X
 X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X

SALAD BOWL LETTUCE
(LECHUGA ENSALADA)

X            X

X            X

RADISHES
(RABANOS)

X     X     X     X
 X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X

MARIGOLDS
(MARAVILLA)

 X            X

 X            X

ONIONS
(CEBOLLAS)

X     X     X     X
 X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X
X     X     X     X

BEETS
(REMOLACHA)

   X     X     X     X
   X     X     X     X
    X     X     X     X

NASTURTIUMS


 X            X

 X            X

Notes:  If you are going to have vining plants in your garden, they should be in the northernmost row, as the tomatoes in this sample. The plants in the next row should be shade tolerant, such as spinach, lettuce, chard, etc.   
Marigolds and nasturtiums are  attractive additions to your garden and will repel certain insect pests. 

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