Read your yard
Map your sunlight, water access, soil, and local restrictions with a simple property worksheet.
A field guide for Texas homeowners
Texas heat, tough soil, and local rules can make your first garden feel like a guessing game. Start with a plan written for the place you live.

The Texas difference
A planting date that works in another state can leave you with wilted tomatoes by July. Texas gardens need a spring plan, a heat plan, and a second planting window for fall.
The Blueprint helps you assess sun, soil, water, and property rules before you buy supplies or choose crops.
Small suburban lot or open acreage: start where you are.

A practical starting point
Map your sunlight, water access, soil, and local restrictions with a simple property worksheet.
Use the guide’s five regional calendars to choose crops and time spring and fall planting.
Follow a 12-month path for beds, irrigation, harvests, and the next project that fits your space.

Inside the Blueprint
The 57-page PDF turns the first decisions into concrete steps. Read it on screen, then print the worksheets you want beside you in the yard.



Ready to start?
Get the Texas Micro-Farms Blueprint as an instant PDF download. Start with your region and work through your yard at your own pace.