| Garden Journals |
Everyone who gardens should really try to keep a garden journal. I'll be the first to admit that I do
not always keep an official journal, but I do take a lot of pictures, which can serve as a journal of
sorts. And I do try to record important information like, when our first and last frost occurred for
the season, how certain plants did their first year in my garden, or what disease or pest problems I
may have encountered.
One of the easiest journals I have kept was purchasing a simple 3-ring binder and some sheet
protectors from the local office supply store. You can purchase lined paper that already has three
holes punched on the side or print out of the sheets below and punch your own holes. You can use
dividers if you want to separate years and/or seasons. I use the sheet protectors to store my plant
tags and/or photos that I took of the garden that year. I use the winter months to make sure the
journal is updated and even decorate the front of the binder as well as the divider pages.
The pages below are best printed when your page margins are set to .5" on all four sides. To see
how your page will print before actually printing it, click on Print Preview under your File menu. If
your margins need to be adjusted then click on Page Set-up and adjust your margins to .5" for left,
right, top, and bottom margins. If you still have trouble printing them, then see your printer manual
for more information. There is also a 2009 Calendar at the bottom of this page.
not always keep an official journal, but I do take a lot of pictures, which can serve as a journal of
sorts. And I do try to record important information like, when our first and last frost occurred for
the season, how certain plants did their first year in my garden, or what disease or pest problems I
may have encountered.
One of the easiest journals I have kept was purchasing a simple 3-ring binder and some sheet
protectors from the local office supply store. You can purchase lined paper that already has three
holes punched on the side or print out of the sheets below and punch your own holes. You can use
dividers if you want to separate years and/or seasons. I use the sheet protectors to store my plant
tags and/or photos that I took of the garden that year. I use the winter months to make sure the
journal is updated and even decorate the front of the binder as well as the divider pages.
The pages below are best printed when your page margins are set to .5" on all four sides. To see
how your page will print before actually printing it, click on Print Preview under your File menu. If
your margins need to be adjusted then click on Page Set-up and adjust your margins to .5" for left,
right, top, and bottom margins. If you still have trouble printing them, then see your printer manual
for more information. There is also a 2009 Calendar at the bottom of this page.
| Garden Journal Sets |
| The following garden journal pages are matching sets. I have included each pdf separately as well as a pdf of the complete set. If the complete set is too large for you to download, please download the individual sheets. |
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| 2009 Calendar with a space to attach your own photo (PDF format) 2009 Calendar with cute graphics (PDF format) |
| Last Updated on March 11, 2009 |
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