Intensive Vegetable Garden Scheduler
This handy tool helps plan your intensively planted, organic, no-dig, home vegetable garden. Just select your first and last frost dates and a planting schedule will be generated for you.
The schedule works by using generalized information about different types of crops such as average weeks to maturity, whether direct sowing or transplanting is preferred, weeks between plantings for continuous harvests, when and how a fall crop should be planted (if applicable), etc. Such generalizations could never hope to capture the true complexity of growing vegetables, but it should serve as a useful reference point so that you don't get lost in the weeds during the growing season and forget to sow the next crop of bush beans.
My gardening style is a combination of several intensive growing strategies in an attempt to grow as much food as possible using the least space and least effort. Those strategies are: square foot gardening, "no dig" AKA "no till", multisowing, and succession planting.
Finally, this planner is intended for gardeners located in the nothern areas of the northern hemisphere (USDA zone 7 and below) where we need to start many summer crops indoors and cannot harvest during winter without season extension. All planting dates are made under the assumption that no season extension techniques are being applied.
Source code is available under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 or later. Perhaps you'd like to add a new crop or fix a bug?
Configuration
Schedule
Key
: start seeds indoors
: direct sow outdoors
: transplant outdoors