It’s hard to answer this without knowing other details like the specific varieties planted, their days to maturity, your climate zone, how much and what types of fertilizers were used, etc.
]]>Now, a comment about the information architecture you’ve chosen, and its usability. I have a large monitor, yet the information I was *actually* looking for, as promised by your headline, was buried 17 screens down. That is a LONG way to scroll.
A very short list of relevant sub section links at the top would make your site far more usable and enjoyable. As much as I appreciate your work, this flaw irritates me greatly. And if me, then others.
(street cred: I’m a UX designer with 33 years of experience designing for many of the most iconic companies in Silicon Valley. I don’t mean to brag – my intent is only to add credibility to my observations.)
Anyway, thanks again for the article, and for a great website. Your advice helped me to nurture a garden that’s exceeding all of my expectations this year. My brown thumb is gone! 🙂
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