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5th bed front to back: cucumber, bell pepper, zucchini, broccoli, 3 varieties of peas.Then you see (almost cannot see amaranth), prepared pot for squash, banana plant.4th bed front to back: sweet potato, spinach, cabbage.3rd bed front to back: cabbage, okra, kale, radish.2nd bed front to back: Brussels sprouts, yellow squash, 3 varieties of eggplant.1st bed is 4 tomato varieties with borage.Raspberry patch / behind are 2 plums and the clover patch.3 blueberry bushes / behind you quickly see the passion fruit vine.What you see in the video and on the plan: I will be working on learning the espalier method. The south side of the yard is not complete as I plotted it for lots of fruit trees and am buying them in the fall this year.
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They have plans to expand it, growing even more with succession planting of crops. Their first-year garden plan is truly impressive, mixing both vegetables and companion flowers. Lisa Sangam and her husband are from Cupertino, California. What an amazing result for this first year garden! Functional and beautiful, this plan yielded over 3000 pounds of produce! Take a look at Lisa’s garden plan and photos.
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