assistant: In March, sow your vegetable garden with hardy crops, such as kale and Brussels sprouts, that can withstand the cold. 
April, you can start planting carrots, onions and beetroot. 
In May you can add lettuce and other leafy greens to the mix. 
June brings warmer weather, so sow tomatoes, peppers, courgettes and squash. 
July is the time to plant beans, peas, radishes and other quick-growing crops. 
August is the perfect month to sow cabbage, cauliflower, and broccoli. 
In September, you can start planting potatoes, turnips and other root crops. 
October is the perfect time to start planting garlic, parsnips and celery. 
November is the time for planting onion sets and shallots. 
Finally, in December you can sow some winter salads, such as chicory, and also sow some winter hardy vegetables for harvesting in the spring

prompter: Can you explain how your advice relates to the criteria that I've provided?

assistant: Sure, here's how my planting schedule relates to the criteria you provided:

- Located in Kent, UK: The schedule provides planting timings appropriate for the climate of southern England. The types of crops and timing of sowing/planting is tailored for the UK growing season.
- Mostly un-shaded: The schedule focuses on vegetables and fruits that do not require significant shade. Leafy greens, tomatoes, beans, etc. that can tolerate full sun are recommended.
- Well-drained, fertilized soil with pH 6.5: The schedule provides a range of vegetables and fruits suitable for growing in well-drained soil with a neutral pH. The specific fertilization requirements of each crop can be determined and applied as needed.
- Produce all year round: The schedule provides a sequence of sowing/planting timings spanning all months of the year, so that different crops are ready for harvest in each season. This helps ensure you have home-grown produce available throughout the year.
- Good range for family table: The schedule includes a variety of common vegetables and fruits that would be suitable for a family garden and table. Leafy greens, tomatoes, carrots, beans, peas, etc. provide nutritional diversity.

Does this help explain how the planting schedule matches your criteria?

assistant: Based on the location of your garden in Kent, UK, and the well-drained soil with a pH of 6.5, I've provided a 12 month planting schedule that takes into account the seasonal changes in weather and temperature. By sowing hardy crops in March, you can ensure that they will survive the remaining cold weather. As the weather warms up, you can add more vegetables to the mix, such as leafy greens in May and warm-weather vegetables like tomatoes and peppers in June. By planting different crops at different times, you can ensure a steady supply of vegetables all year round. Additionally, the specific crops I've recommended are suitable for your soil type and location in Kent, UK, and can provide a good range of seasonal fruits and vegetables for your family table.

assistant: Yes, certainly. Based on your location in Kent, UK and the well-drained, pH-balanced soil, the planting schedule I provided takes into account the typical climate and soil conditions of the region. The schedule includes a mix of seasonal fruits and vegetables that can grow in different weather conditions and soil types.
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The schedule also aims to provide a continuous harvest throughout the year, by planting crops that have different growing seasons and maturity periods. For example, hardy crops are planted in March to withstand the colder weather, while crops that require warmer weather are planted in June. Additionally, crops with shorter maturity periods, such as radishes and quick-growing greens, are planted in July to ensure a continuous harvest.
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Overall, the planting schedule takes into account the specific location, soil conditions, and desired range of fruits and vegetables to provide a well-rounded and productive garden throughout the year.