You already know what to plant and how much. This tells you what to feed it — and, more importantly, when to stop.

The PNW Organic Feeding Calendar is an interactive tool for Zone 8b–9a gardeners covering 72 crops, 27 organic fertilizers (16 you can make, 11 you can buy), and the twelve mistakes that quietly cost people their harvests every year.

WHAT'S INSIDE

📅 This Month — tick your crops and see exactly what to feed right now, what to stop feeding, and what's growing perfectly well without your help. Amounts are already scaled to your bed size.

🌿 Crop Lookup — all 72 crops with a four-stage feeding schedule each, plus the one thing that most often goes wrong with that specific crop.

🧭 The System — 72 crops across 12 months is 864 things to remember, which is why nobody remembers them. Six feeder classes across four growth stages is 24. Learn the six patterns and you can feed a crop that isn't even in the list.

🏺 Make It — 16 homemade fertilizers with full recipes, honest notes on which ones don't work as well as the internet claims, and the one that beats anything you can buy.

🛒 Buy It — 11 organic amendments with PNW sourcing, rough costs, and release speeds. Amounts calculated for your actual beds.

⛔ The Don'ts — wood ash on potatoes. Nitrogen on garlic in June. Epsom salt for blossom end rot, which makes it worse rather than better. Twelve rules where a sensible action produces a bad ending.

BUILT FOR HERE

Rates follow Oregon State University Extension guidance for western Oregon gardens. It accounts for the things that actually govern a Pacific Northwest garden: soil that's too cold to release fertilizer until April, winter rain that strips nitrogen and boron out of your beds every year, and raised beds that behave nothing like ground soil.

Works on any phone, tablet or computer. Nothing to install, no account, no subscription. Download it once and it's yours.