Step by step – to the vegetable growing plan

Preparation

1. The sowing calendar

2. Location - sun and soil

3. Select plants

4. Overview and organization

Create plan

5. Crop rotations and planting breaks

6. Companion plants

7. Use growing areas

8. The annual rotation

Create your own growing plan.
3. Select plants

Not every vegetable is suitable for every taste. While you may love certain types, there are others you use rarely or not at all. When planning your vegetable growing, you should therefore make sure to choose your favorite vegetables – those you like to eat and use often.

🥕 Favorite vegetables 🥦 Test new varieties 🌱 Basis for your plan

1. Your favorite vegetables

Create a list of vegetables you like to eat and want to grow. This gives you a clear basis for planning later.

2. List all characteristics of your favorite vegetables.

The properties shown here are only part of the GrowSimply plant profiles. You only need to add variety-specific properties to GrowSimply plant templates.

Like this potato:

Its high carbohydrate content makes it an excellent source of energy, while also providing important vitamins such as vitamin C, B6, and minerals such as potassium. In addition, the potato is relatively easy to grow and thrives in different soil types, making it a popular crop for gardeners and farmers.

Plant species:	Potato
Plant family:	nightshades
Nutrient requirement:	Heavy feeder
Planting time:
Planting break:	4 years
Insect protection:	Insect protection recommended
Weather protection:	Weather protection not necessary
Frost:	Frost-sensitive
	5 Month(s)
Plant spacing:	30 cm
Row spacing:	75 cm
Planting depth :	10 cm

Good companion plants

Bad companion plants

3. Don’t forget.

Create your list carefully and keep it in a safe place. It is one of the foundations for your growing plan.

GrowSimply - Your own vegetables.

Start for free View pricing

· No tracking · No data selling
· No ads · Servers in Germany

GrowSimply is a garden planner app for vegetable growing. You choose plant templates (e.g. potatoes, tomatoes, carrots, and many more) and plan sowing, planting distance, and growing time to match your growing area – whether bed, raised bed, balcony, or field. This keeps everything digital in one place: no paper chaos and customizable at any time.

Nice overview

No paperwork

Customizable

Create your own vegetable growing plan. Start planning.

Great!

You’ve got the basics now. Before we start planning – there’s one more important thing... Ready?