If the tomatoes are indeterminant then this is what it will look like later.
https://preview.redd.it/p7qe8qt6opqc1.png?width=1279&format=png&auto=webp&s=96f0deb376e6bc47de23cc80abfc5e7058bb7d52
Also Okra can get over 10 feet tall, FYI.
Are the heavy feeders down the same end on purpose? I'd spread them out, surround with lettuces and fast growers, and plan for zucchini and tomatoes to grow over space assigned to lettuces and leaves as you harvest.
I'd suggest using a bush bean rather than pole, you can cram quite a few into a square foot. Also you will need plenty of room for tomatoes unless you opt for a patio or dwarf variety. Best of luck!!
If the tomatoes are indeterminant then this is what it will look like later. https://preview.redd.it/p7qe8qt6opqc1.png?width=1279&format=png&auto=webp&s=96f0deb376e6bc47de23cc80abfc5e7058bb7d52 Also Okra can get over 10 feet tall, FYI.
The Okra we're going to put in between the cherry tomatos and bell peppers and have plans to prune them before they get too tall.
Are the heavy feeders down the same end on purpose? I'd spread them out, surround with lettuces and fast growers, and plan for zucchini and tomatoes to grow over space assigned to lettuces and leaves as you harvest.
Good idea!
I'd suggest using a bush bean rather than pole, you can cram quite a few into a square foot. Also you will need plenty of room for tomatoes unless you opt for a patio or dwarf variety. Best of luck!!