We’ve already noticed many benefits to planning in this way: The Benefits of Using Monthly Garden Planning PagesĬreating a monthly garden plan rather than an annual one is a really sensible way of keeping track of everything that needs doing on your allotment where things change quickly.
Weight harvested – how much was harvested?.Harvested until…when you stopped harvesting from this crop.Harvested from…what date you first harvested.Until…when did you stop succession sowing?.Succession sowed every…if you’re succession sowing theb note how often e.g.Transplant date – when you planted seedlings outside (I also note how many seedlings I transplanted e.g.Days to germinate – how long did the seeds take to show.Multisown – did you multi sow or single sow? Useful if you’re planning on fitting more crops in your garden.Date sowed – when you sowed the seeds (I also note roughy how many I sowed in this column e.g.Crop – note down the type of vegetable or fruit.On this From Seed To Harvest printable you can record: This free set of pdf gardening planning pages also includes a page for you to record all the key information involved with getting a crop from seed to your plate. Planning your garden monthly makes crop changes and succession planting easier to track. I’m a bit of a list maker (I’ve shared many of my templates on this bullet journal printables page)so it’s not surprising that I have created a few free garden planning pages to track our journey towards self sufficiency. Tracking your sowing, transplanting and harvesting isn’t at all essential but it can provide really useful information if you hope to increase your yields. Download our free printable garden planner pages.
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