I've only just planted my veggies. I'm in my first house with my first garden so I'm trying to figure out what's even in my garden. What to keep what to add. We made raised beds and put in sprinklers and made bean pole tips with our overgrown apple tree branches. I'm putting up an archway this week to grow tomatoes and squash on. It Will be made with rebar. Do you think it will be fine if the rows for the arch are one on the doth and one on north or will be too shaded to grow like that? I'm then thinking I'll use the arch to cover for winter garden hoop house. Thoughts? I'm new to all gardening so I'm probly making so e mistakes but I don't know!!! I live this!

I thought I answered this on another forum, but it was about green beans?
Tomatoes and squash, though... my tomatoes will get about 6-7 ft tall, so they could be tied to an arch, but my squash doesn't usually vine until late fall (maybe it's a bush type, or maybe it just takes longer here????) I'm just not seeing tomatoes or squash an archway type vege.
BUT! I'm in the west where it's slow and steady wins the race! I garden into November most years!
Happy gardening! Nancy

Don't know where you are, but in a lot of humid areas, it's not the best idea to use sprinklers. The plants stay damp and get diseases.
Either soaker hoses or drip irrigation are the best bets.
I normally run soaker hoses, but didn't have time this year. Drip doesn't work for me cause I have a well with a lot of drip clogging minerals. I find hand watering to be good therapy . Nancy