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Grow your own vegetables, one little step at a time

The best part about growing your own food is that it doesn't take a lot of space, a gardener's knowledge, or a mountain of gardening literature to produce some tasty treats. SproutPlan allows you to transform a small, sunny portion of your property into an easy-to-manage vegetable garden.

Where are you? How big is your yard or patio? What would you like to grow? SproutPlan creates a custom garden plan based upon the types of produce that will thrive in your climate, creates an easy-to-read diagram, and provides a weekly schedule of tasks. With SproutPlan, you don't have to guess at when to plant, when to water, or what task is next.

A Garden Design That Fits Your Lifestyle

When you begin, use what is available to you. For example, a small area of garden, a couple of planters, or a strip of land next to a fence can provide ample opportunity.

Keep on top of your garden's needs through the use of friendly reminders that will assist you in remembering to water, plant, and harvest, even during times when you may be extremely occupied.

As you develop, learn; clearly stated instructions for every activity will allow you to gain confidence in yourself, as well as the ability to produce tomatoes.

You should make space for the things that are important. Select the vegetables that you believe your family will like and then alter the way you do business when you realize how to make things better.

It is not necessary for you to be successful during your first year. Perhaps the lettuce will do well and the carrots will amaze you. You may also find that five minutes in your garden after coming home from work is what you look forward to most each day. SproutPlan is here to help you get started with reasonable goals and continue to work on them one achievable step at a time.

No big spreadsheets. No questioning if it was the right time to plant. A logical way to go from nothing in the soil to your initial home-grown crop.

Ready to find out how much food you can produce right in your own backyard?

With our free garden planner, you can begin the process of growing fresh produce in your yard. Before you purchase any seeds or dig up the soil, you will have the opportunity to view your garden plan; once you are satisfied with your plan, you may begin. To get started on creating your garden, you just need to provide some basic information and be curious about what you would like to grow.

# Grow your own vegetables, one step at a time.

All you need is a bit of knowledge and a few seeds. And, of course compost. The organic veggie garden you are looking for is now easily manageable in your backyard.

Tell us where you are, how much room you have and what you’d like to eat. SproutPlan develops a customized garden plan containing vegetables suitable to your area and a simple layout with a checklist for each week. Understand what to plant, when to water and what to do next without guesswork.

## A garden plan that matches your lifestyle

Use whatever little space you have. It can be a small bed, a few containers or a small space along the fence.

You get timely guidance with friendly reminders to plant, water, and harvest, even when life gets in the way.

Gain knowledge along the way with easy-to-understand instructions for every task, so you get better at vegetable growing.

Choose vegetables that your household enjoys and adapt your plan as you learn what works for you.

You don’t need a perfect first season. Possibly the lettuce does well and the carrots surprise you. You might find that your favorite part of the day is spending five minutes outside after work. SproutPlan helps you start with realistic expectations and move forward with one manageable task at a time.

No large row data. You won’t have to worry about missing the planting season. Simply a practical way from a bare piece of ground to your first homegrown harvest.

Set to check out what your backyard can grow?

Make your free garden plan and take your first step to fresh vegetables at your doorstep. You can investigate your plan before you buy seeds or dig a hole, and then you can start when you’re ready. A few details and a little curiosity make your garden.