Victory garden layout

Victory Garden with a modern twist. Learn design & plan tips on how to grow a victory garden. We share some really cool vintage history posters during world war I

A 20x20 Square Foot Victory Garden, sized for a two-person household.

Learn all about Victory Gardens and how to plant them in your own backyard! Included is your very own garden layout plan to help get you started right.

Dig for Victory WWII Allotment Garden Layout by verylegalmuffin, via Flickr http://lifeonpigrow.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/the-wartime-garden-dig-for-victory.html

This vintage Victory Garden Guide is packed full of gardening wisdom...it's not too late to plant a Victory Garden this year!

Taken from the guidelines given in a document by the State of Illonois during world war 2 this is a modern interpretation of that victory garden planned with the Garden Planner from growveg.com

Find out what exacly a victory garden is, and why everyone should have one.

Victory Gardens (War Gardens) were created and encouraged during WWI and WWII to reduce the demand on food supplies. Civilians were encouraged to plants their own vegetable gardens, in what little …

Victory Garden, Fresh and Preserve On Sandy Loam. Nursery is where the text box of plants is showing. 4 foot path down the center. Other paths 2 foot wide and planted with ground cover/low herbs. Black rubber under squash/melon families. 3 sisters corn pole beans & squash. South side is 6 beds 4 foot wide x 15 feet. North side is tilled for the melons to run. Flowers will be put in for bees and companion. Same with herbs. As the spring garden comes out, more summer successions will be sown…

The Victory Garden- Choosing your site and size So you’ve had a conversation with your family and you’ve decided to jump on the road to food independence. The next step is to determine the best location and size for your Victory Garden. In a perfect world, the ideal site for your garden would look like this: At least