Beginner Gardening: New urban garden, 1 by Diana_K

Diana_K wrote:
You can start to build up the soil with compost, manure or whatever is available. When you later build boxes the soil under will be all the richer, and it will be like having deeper boxes without having to build them taller.

Here is a possible crop rotation/timing concept.

Think about crops with these thoughts:
How big does it really get?
How long til harvest?

The notes on seed packets might still be thinking about row planting. You do not have to leave that much space between rows. Just look at the spacing between plants in the row.

If you can start the seeds in the house this will save a lot of bed space for growing plants.
Root crops should be direct seeded, but any crop that you eat the stems, leaves or fruit can be started inside.