So lets say that by this time, your tomatoes have succumbed to the early season blight. Or, perhaps you left a portion of your garden un-planted this spring. However it came to be: there's an empty spot--or entire bed-- in your food garden. You want to grow something that will produce but not something that's going to interfere with your fall garden in September/October. Below is a quick 5-step guide on how to chose a few varieties for replanting. (Just so you know, I'm assuming for the entirety of this post that your garden space gets at least 4-5 to 8 to 12 hours of sun. Some afternoon shade is definitely okay. 4pm to 6:30pm are tough in July and August, even for the heat tolerant crops.) 1)First off, you need to measure your empty spot. Is it 1ft x 5ft, i.e., 5 square feet? Or 4'x10', i.e. 40 square feet? With a sense of your space in mind... 2)You need to get a sense of what grows this time of year and how much space it r...