If you have ever driven by a cut flower farm or a vegetable market farm, chances are you have seen succession or staggered planting in practice. The reason we succession or staggered plant is to get a ...

If you’re looking for a way to make your garden more productive and bountiful, succession planting is a great option. This ...

Just because it's late July and you are enjoying the harvest of fresh vegetables, herbs, and even flowers from your garden, there’s no need to stop planting some of those same crops. If you have ...

Q: What is succession planting? It was mentioned in a gardening magazine’s seasonal tips column, but it wasn’t explained. A: Succession planting usually refers to the staggering of planting times to ...

“Succession” is best defined as a sequence of events happening one after another. In the practice of gardening, this means a technique where new crops are planted regularly to maintain a continuous ...

Make the most of every square inch of garden space and containers with succession planting. As you harvest your first crop of the season, consider replanting the space with a vegetable that will ...

Question: I’ve pulled out the spring crops I had in my garden, such as the peas, lettuce and spinach. I now have lots of room to grow some new things, but I’m not sure what to plant. There’s not ...

With succession planting, one crop immediately replaces another in the garden, with harvests moving growing plants in and out like a conveyor belt. Courtesy Johnson County Extension As the warmer part ...

The savviest, most dedicated gardeners hold onto little tips and tricks to keep as many crops growing in the soil for as long as possible. One of those techniques is known as succession planting, ...