ALMANAC GARDEN PLANNER REVIEW FULL

You cannot save your plan without purchasing. They give you a free 15-day trial, but it was difficult to find the price of the program after that. If you want to save your plan for future reference or modification you must purchase the program.ĬONS: It loads onto your browser without giving you the option to do it and I didn’t like that. There is a section for adding individual plants, including vegetables, fruits, and trees. You can add planters in various sizes, paths and just about any kind of hardscape you can think of. The free version will allow you to create and print your plan (but all exported images and printouts will bear a watermark). You can plan and print your garden within the 15 day trial period. PROS: Garden Planner gives you a page with all the plant and objects you have created so you have a record of the things you’ve added in list format. Garden Planner by Small Blue PrinterĬOST: Free for 15 days then a one time charge of $38. Not all of the planners below will do that, but they may all be useful for you as you plan your productive vegetable garden this year. Related: Garden Success and Failure in Zone 8B (Texas) It will give you planting and growing tips, and even allow you to schedule multiple harvests per year. When will you finally reap the harvest and benefit from all your hard work?Ī good garden planner can tell you all that – and more. What is the time frame for planting outside in YOUR garden?

Of course, you can (and should) keep a garden journal to help you remember the successes and failures of prior years, but if you are just getting started or are gardening in a new area, you may not know where to go from here.

ALMANAC GARDEN PLANNER REVIEW FULL

Once the season gets into full swing, it can be dizzying to keep track of all the dates that you must track to make your garden a success. It’s time to think about starting seeds and planting your garden.

Almanac garden planner review