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Planning a Garden: Part I – Inventory What You Have

Posted on April 26th, 2010 by aGardenInTheCity

Before you can plan your garden, you need to know what you have. You might say… I don’t have anything. Oh, but you do. You have sunshine (or shade – even if it’s the shade from another building). You have soil. True – maybe it’s clay. Or maybe it’s under an old driveway, but it’s there. And you probably have a few things growing – even if they’re weeds and grass. But more than likely, even if you’ve just moved in and think your yard is a barren desert, you’ve probably got a hedge or two, a tree or two and a few unknown plants.

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