I keep track of what I plant and when I plant it. I design my garden on paper first each season. But my future growing seasons’ success depends on my garden planner. My current growing season’s success depends on me doing the legwork – watering, planting, pest mitigation. You can also call it a notebook or journal. I find that one of the most useful garden tools, perhaps the most important tool, is using a Garden Planner. I do the same thing when it comes to my garden. And it allows us to make our thoughts and dreams a reality. It lifts a weight off you so you do not feel pressured to remember something. Many well-known entrepreneurs recommend it, too.
I took multiple courses in college where my professors recommended always keeping a notebook close by. That way I have a record that I can look back on to see what worked and what didn’t for future growing seasons. I use my garden planner to plan future growing seasons, and also to track past growing seasons.
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In this article, I’m going to share with you how to plan and track your garden by using a garden planner. Writing down what’s going on in your garden can create the opportunity for success. Other pages include long-term goals that may take a year to complete. Some pages have short-term items and only used for the day.
It’s where I jot down my thoughts, write down grocery lists, and create my to-do lists. Though if you saw my purse, that’s not saying much 🙂 Mary Poppins, anyone? It’s how I stay organized. I almost always have a notebook and pen on me – one small enough to fit in my purse. There are so many thoughts rolling around in my head, I wouldn’t be able to remember them unless I wrote them down.
I love it because I’m a forgetful person. Planning is one of my favorite activities.
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