See All 5 Steps Here: Your First Garden
The 4x4 plot should be dug and ready for planting if you followed steps 1-4. If you are like most of us, time slips away. You still have plenty of time to catch up and get the garden built. This weekend, in Maryland, will be sunny and in the 70's. If you haven't started the garden, get it done this weekend.
Step five is planting (and catch-up).
It is time to put your cool weather seeds in the grounds. You can put in radishes, peas, lettuces, mustard greens, kohlrabi, kales and a lot more. If you don't have seeds, go out and buy some this weekend and get them in the ground. To keep is simple, follow the directions on the seeds packs. Don't for get you can also plant onion bulbs/sets.
Don't worry about being perfect. You have the garden now! Plant and learn and have fun!
Good Gardening!
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