Vegetable garden plans

Every year at this time the seed catalogs arrive, almost as many as the general shopping catalogs. There are so many choices and each catalog has wonderful pictures, it becomes difficult to narrow down your selections. So, this year I chose a different catalog.
VermontBean.com
They had a great website! Even offer a free trial of a garden planner program, that I seriously almost considered, had I not already drawn my plans for the garden.
Each box will have two sections, except for the tomato box, which will only have three plants, possibly only two...that is still out for debate as we buy plants that are ready to go.
I ordered onions, beets, carrots, beans (two kinds), peas, cukes, & squash.
I have 6 boxes, but one is holding the raspberries and hopefully pumpkins.
Therefore, I don't have much space. Sometimes I want to tear up the grass and add more boxes, but others I like the grass area.

01017 - Accelerate Bean  Our bean of the year for 2013 is a large sieve pod that is great for the home gardener. It was developed at the University of Wisconsin and was selected for its heavy yield and disease resistance. The medium green pods are 6" to 7" in length that are born evenly on the plant. Although the pods start to produce early in the season, it remains productive throughout the whole season.

I opted for bush beans this year. I have always sworn that pole beans are better, but this variety caught my eye...so we will see. It is time to try something new!
I am also trying anew "lima" that is a bush variety and is small, round and red...
So, this all being said.
What are your plans for the garden for next year?
Nancy