I found the link below which appears to give a good layout. The only other thing I would mention is to be conscious of companion planting. Somethings just shouldn't be planted near each other. Good luck and keep us posted on your success.

Here is a link that might be useful: garden plan

I switch my veggies around each year so the soil doesn't get depleted of specific nutrients and to avoid plant diseases. Just be mindful of heights and where the shade will fall. Keep south in mind.

I agree with Susan - the layout needs to change each year as you rotate the crops. That means some years I grown pole peas and beans (when the legume bed is in the back...) and sometimes I grow shorter peas and bush beans so they don't cast shade on the bed behind.

-Caroline

Thank you. Some good ideas. Kareen, that's a good site. I appreciate it.

Kathy

I've heard not to plant tomatoes in the same spot for 3 years. So if you grow a lot of tomatoes, divide the garden in 3 and rotate your crops yearly. Even in a small garden. Otherwise diseases build up.