Pasture Threads Garden Start

Build a garden plan that fits where you live, the space you actually have, and what you want to get from it.

This isn't a planting calendar or a blank printable. You answer a few simple questions about your garden and your location, and we walk you through what to grow, what to buy, when to start it, and what to do first.

Build my garden plan

Free to build. See your garden preview before you decide anything.

What we help you figure out

  • What actually makes sense to grow in your space
  • What to buy — and what you can wait on
  • What to start indoors and what to direct sow
  • When to start and plant each crop, in date windows
  • Which crops need room, support, or a block of space
  • What to do first, in order

Where you garden matters

Local frost timing plus regional Extension guidance — not one national planting date pushed onto everybody.

Your space changes the answer

Sweet corn can be a poor use of two raised beds and a great use of a big in-ground garden. We treat those differently.

Your goals change the amounts

Fresh eating and putting food in the freezer call for different crops and different starting amounts.

Your finished plan

A personalized garden-start plan you can print and work from

Your garden snapshot, what your season means, your crops with starting amounts, indoor-start and planting windows, support and space notes, succession opportunities, what to buy first, and your first few moves.

Pasture Threads Garden Start

Your 2027 garden plan

Garden snapshot

Location
North Texas
Garden
500 sq ft, in-ground
Priority
Keep it simple

What your growing season means

Your crops and timing

  • TomatoMar 15–31Strong fit
  • Bush beanMar 20–Apr 10Strong fit
  • OkraApr 15–May 10Good option

Your first priorities

  1. 1. Get seed on hand for the earliest start windows first.
  2. 2. Use the early cool-season window.
  3. 3. Decide which crops get water when it turns dry.
An example of the printable plan. Yours is built from your own answers.

$12 + applicable tax — One-time purchase. No subscription.

Built around local climate data, regional Extension guidance, and practical garden constraints.