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1. Know what and when to plant.
Different plants thrive in different climates. A garden planner can help you determine what and when to plant based on your gardening zone. Easy to Use: Lehman's Garden Planner [caption id="attachment_38037" align="aligncenter" width="1000"]
Slide it to your area's expected last frost date and begin your planning. Includes planting and harvesting info for 22 common vegetables in North America! Available at Lehmans.com[/caption]
A Great Gardening Resource: The Veggie Gardener's Answer Book
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Carry this convenient pocket-sized guide right out to the garden. Filled with 100 percent organic tips, tricks and sound advice on all aspects of vegetable gardening. Available at Lehmans.com[/caption]
Secure Your Food Supply: Lehman's Premium Heirloom Seed Vault - 30 Varieties
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Get all the seeds you need in one kit! Great for planting year after year or store the seeds long-term as part of your emergency preparedness kit. Available at Lehmans.com[/caption]
2. Use your space efficiently.
Invest in garden helpers to get the most out of your space. Trellises and fences help vining plants grow vertically, giving them support and keeping them off the ground. Perfect for peas, cucumbers, squash, and more! Raised garden beds are great for patios and small yards. If you're working in tight quarters, consider using smaller planters or a vertical garden planter. (Helpful Hint: Elevated raised beds are another great option not only for small spaces but for anyone who wants to reduce strenuous bending while gardening.) Best Support for Peas: Pea Fence/Straw Bale Fence - Set of 2 [caption id="attachment_42514" align="aligncenter" width="800"]
This handy pea fence prevents plants from tangling, so you can plant closer and pick peas easily. Available at Lehmans.com[/caption]
Best Support for Cucumbers and Squash: A-Frame Garden Trellis
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This heavy duty A-Frame design keeps long vines off the ground while ensuring a consistent level of squash and cucumber support. Available at Lehmans.com[/caption]
Best Durable Garden Bed: Cedar Raised Garden Bed Kit
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Aromatic red cedar is naturally resistant to weather, rot and insects, making this easy-to-assemble raised garden bed a hardy choice. Available at Lehmans.com[/caption]
3. Plan for pests now for a healthy harvest.
Protect your garden with natural solutions for destructive moles and insects. Try a Mole Chasing Windmill to keep moles away. Invite bats to your yard by putting up a bat house, and they'll take care of pesky flies, mosquitoes, and other insects. You can also plant insect-repelling flowers, like marigolds and lavender. There are plenty of chemical-free ways to keep your garden healthy and safe! Humane Mole Deterrent: Mole Chasing Windmill
Durable (and Attractive) Bat Shelters: Upcycled Bat House
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Handsomely made by Amish craftsmen, our bat house is solidly built from thick reclaimed wood that's naturally tough, so no staining is needed. Available at Lehmans.com[/caption]
Find More Solutions: SCAT: Pest-Proofing Your Garden Booklet
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Keep your garden goodies safe from wildlife visitors with natural methods. Available at Lehmans.com[/caption]
Happy gardening!
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