Garden journals

Use this simple plan for organizing garden papers, making plans and dreams, and recording what did and didn't work- with free printable notebook!

A gardening bullet journal is a great way to keep track of your gardening activities. This will help you stay on top of your gardening. #bujo #bulletjournal #bujoinspiration

One of the most under-appreciated yet incredibly important resources for any gardener is a garden journal. These tools can range from a simple notebook to a bulging folder crammed with observations and knowledge built up over many seasons. In this article, we’ll go through the ins and outs of garden journals, including why they’re so important and what kinds of things to keep track of. What is a garden journal? A garden journal is an invaluable resource that keeps a […]

Every year I hear the same thing, I wish I had wrote this down last year. But what if you HAD written it down? Creating a garden journal is a personal journey and filled with YOUR garden notes. So make sure you make it fit your needs.

We recommend keeping notes on how your plantings are working out across the seasons--ideally having things all in one place so you can refer back to previous year's notes in subsequent seasons. Click for our tips on how (and why) to use a garden journal!

If you enjoy gardening and love watching your plants grow, you will love this article! I share tips and ideas for creating a plant journal!

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A NEW art journal, focus, and learning. I’m a beginner again, and learning to grow edibles in my backyard. I’m so excited…

If you've wanted to start a garden journal (or get back to using one!), check out these tips from artist and teacher, Carrie Carlson.

Left: 'Blue Moon' An almost blue rose, which unfortunately does not grow so well in my garden. Right: Bourbon rose 'Louise Odier' My absolute favorite rose. Blooms from june until the frost comes and smells great.