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Make a scale plan of your plot, work out the designated positions and spacing for each crop.
Establish the number and length of rows required for each variety.
Establish the approximate sowing / planting date for each variety.
To save waste and coldframe space, establish how many plants of each variety require growing on for transplanting at planting out time.
Alternatively, why not plan it on your computer using a spread sheet, where each column represents one bed.
In this way you can keep your annual plans/layouts on file to assist in future crop planning / rotation.
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