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Sauare
Foot
Gardening
by
Mel Bartholomew
STOREY
Storey Communications, Inc.
Schoolhouse Road
~ownal,
Vermont 05261
Cash
from
k!!!!!#
Designed by Cindy McFarland
Cover photo by Didier Delmas
Photographs by Didier Delmas and Roger Griffith
IIlustrations by Tara Deveraux and Cindy McFarland
Copyright
@
1985 by
Me1
Bartholomew
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced without
written permission from the publisher, except by a reviewer who
may quote brief passages or reproduce illustrations in a review with
appropriate credits; nor may any part of this book be reproduced,
stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any
electronic means, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or other,
without written permission from the publisher.
Printed in the United States by Alpine Press
Second Printing, September
1985
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Bartholomew, Mel.
Cash from square foot gardening.
I.
Vegetable Gardening. 2. Square foot gardening.
3. Vegetable gardening--Economic aspects. 4. Square foot
gardening--Economic aspects. I. Title.
SB32
1
.B277 1985
85-50122
ISBN 0-88266-396-8
ISBN 0-88266-395-X (pbk.)
635'.068
Acknowledgments
Turning an idea into reality takes the help of many people. In
particular, I'd like to thank my good friend Bill Kulkman, who
devoted a considerable amount of time during the early days of
developing this idea. ToWayne Clifton, a special thanks for testing
the idea in a different part of the country, and to Hank Elias for
building and maintaining the garden we used on our T.V. show.
Barbara Panoras deserves a great deal of credit for pulling the
manuscript together in the early editing stages. But most of all, I'd
like tothank all those chefs I've spoken towho enthusiastically said,
"I'll buy all the fresh produce you can bring me."
They really made this idea come to life and are out there waiting
for you to come see them.
Contents
Chapter
1
Do You Really Want a Part-time Business?
.......
l
Chapter
2
Cash from the Square Foot Garden
............
I
I
Chapter 3
The Basics of Square Foot Gardening
...........
21
Chapter
4
Your Market
................................
77
Chapter
6
How
Much to Charge
........................
95
Chapter
7
Dclivery and Collection
......................
103
Chapter 8
Even More Cash
............................
117
Chapter
9
Rules and Regulations
.......................
I45
Chapter
12
Scheduling Your Crops
.....................
157
Chapter
13
Start Planting
.............................
179
Chapter
14 Growing
..................................
185
Chapter
15
Harvesting
................................
195
Chapter
16
Year-round Production (well. almost)
.........
211
Chapter
17
Expanding Fast: Go Big But Don't Dig
........
219
Chapter
18
Expanding Slowly: Stay Small But Stand Tall
...
231
Index
................................................
241
57
Chapter
5
What to Grow
...............................
123
Chapter
10
Garden Size. Location, and Layout
...........
131
Chapter
I1
Soil Preparation
...........................
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Sauare
Foot
Gardening
by
Mel Bartholomew
STOREY
Storey Communications, Inc.
Schoolhouse Road
~ownal,
Vermont 05261
Cash
from
k!!!!!#
Designed by Cindy McFarland
Cover photo by Didier Delmas
Photographs by Didier Delmas and Roger Griffith
IIlustrations by Tara Deveraux and Cindy McFarland
Copyright
@
1985 by
Me1
Bartholomew
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced without
written permission from the publisher, except by a reviewer who
may quote brief passages or reproduce illustrations in a review with
appropriate credits; nor may any part of this book be reproduced,
stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any
electronic means, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or other,
without written permission from the publisher.
Printed in the United States by Alpine Press
Second Printing, September
1985
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Bartholomew, Mel.
Cash from square foot gardening.
I.
Vegetable Gardening. 2. Square foot gardening.
3. Vegetable gardening--Economic aspects. 4. Square foot
gardening--Economic aspects. I. Title.
SB32
1
.B277 1985
85-50122
ISBN 0-88266-396-8
ISBN 0-88266-395-X (pbk.)
635'.068
Acknowledgments
Turning an idea into reality takes the help of many people. In
particular, I'd like to thank my good friend Bill Kulkman, who
devoted a considerable amount of time during the early days of
developing this idea. ToWayne Clifton, a special thanks for testing
the idea in a different part of the country, and to Hank Elias for
building and maintaining the garden we used on our T.V. show.
Barbara Panoras deserves a great deal of credit for pulling the
manuscript together in the early editing stages. But most of all, I'd
like tothank all those chefs I've spoken towho enthusiastically said,
"I'll buy all the fresh produce you can bring me."
They really made this idea come to life and are out there waiting
for you to come see them.
Contents
Chapter
1
Do You Really Want a Part-time Business?
.......
l
Chapter
2
Cash from the Square Foot Garden
............
I
I
Chapter 3
The Basics of Square Foot Gardening
...........
21
Chapter
4
Your Market
................................
77
Chapter
6
How
Much to Charge
........................
95
Chapter
7
Dclivery and Collection
......................
103
Chapter 8
Even More Cash
............................
117
Chapter
9
Rules and Regulations
.......................
I45
Chapter
12
Scheduling Your Crops
.....................
157
Chapter
13
Start Planting
.............................
179
Chapter
14 Growing
..................................
185
Chapter
15
Harvesting
................................
195
Chapter
16
Year-round Production (well. almost)
.........
211
Chapter
17
Expanding Fast: Go Big But Don't Dig
........
219
Chapter
18
Expanding Slowly: Stay Small But Stand Tall
...
231
Index
................................................
241
57
Chapter
5
What to Grow
...............................
123
Chapter
10
Garden Size. Location, and Layout
...........
131
Chapter
I1
Soil Preparation
...........................
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