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My community of 50 households is planning a neighborhood garden on a half-acre lot in Central Valley, California. We want to have a variety of fruit and vegetables to share amongst each household. What are the best plants for our garden? How many of each should we plant? And why are each of these plants beneficial in terms of output? Please provide a list with these attributes.
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A neighborhood garden is an excellent idea! Here is a list of high-yield and easy-to-grow vegetables and fruits for your community garden:

1. Tomatoes - They are staples in any garden. Tomatoes are easy to grow and produce high yields. Tomatoes are typically harvested from July to October. 10-15 tomato plants per 10 households should be plenty.

2. Peppers - Peppers come in a variety of flavors and colors and can be used for cooking or eaten raw. Plant 10-15 pepper plants for 10 households.

3. Zucchini - Zucchini are perfect for small gardens because they take up minimal space. They are easy to grow and produce lots of fruit. You'll be able to harvest zucchini from June to September. Plant around 5-8 zucchini plants per 10 households.

4. Cucumbers - Cucumber plants don't need much maintenance, are perfect for salads, and can be pickled or eaten raw. You can harvest cucumbers from July to September. Plant about 5-8 cucumber plants per 10 households.

5. Green beans - Green beans grow fast and produce high yields throughout the season. You can harvest green beans from June to September. Plant around 10-15 green bean plants per 10 households.

6. Berries - Strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries are rich in antioxidants, and they are perfect for desserts or eaten on their own. You can harvest berries from June to September. Plant around 5-10 berry plants per 10 households.

7. Melons - Cantaloupes and watermelons are perfect for the Central Valley's warm climate and produce high yields. You can harvest melons from July to September. Plant around 2-3 melon plants per 10 households.

Sunlight, nutrients, and water will all affect the yield of a plant. Your community can enjoy an abundant harvest of fruits and vegetables when you grow them in the right conditions.
