A garden can look full and still waste enormous amounts of space. March arrives, enthusiasm skyrockets, and seeds begin flying into the soil with the optimism of a championship season kickoff. Unfortunately, excitement alone doesn’t create an efficient garden. Poor layout choices quietly sabotage harvests, leaving empty patches, overcrowded plants, and vegetables fighting each other for light and nutrients.
Space in a garden behaves like real estate in a busy city: every inch matters, and poor planning costs productivity. Smart gardeners treat March like a strategic planning session rather than a planting free-for-all.
