Grow veggies, because you can't eat grass

DOUBLE YOUR HARVEST

As any farmer will tell you, a little bit of planning can really make a huge difference to your harvest.

Not planning results in wasted time, wasted effort, wasted resources & wasted seasons. If you miss a season or are late planting it's a whole year until you can plant again!

Whether you're a backyard veggie grower, an urban farmer or a dedicated homesteader MAKE EVERY SEASON COUNT by tracking what you're doing in your garden in this easy-to-use journal & planner.

There's a Northern Hemisphere edition and a Southern one too for the folks down under and here in SA. Essentially just with the season swops...everything else is the same.

Keep track of your planting, your bug control, your feeding and watering schedules in this purpose-designed journal and have a ready record & reference for every season of everything that you love to grow.

THIS IS HOW THE INSIDE OF THE JOURNAL LOOKS

It's a relaxed, open design with lots of space for you to make your notes, this is not a book! It's a space for you to circle and underline, highlight and scribble notes, draw ideas, make lists and doodle.

Draw up a Master Garden Plan, then your seasonal Planting Plan. Do it once and you'll have a framework for your continued harvesting success and garden growth.

PLAN & HARVEST is a seasonal veggie garden journal & planner for homesteaders and urban kitchen garden growers anywhere in the world.

If you're growing your own food, you need to keep track. This is the journal that will help you do that and the result? You'll have more fresh food on your table daily, less waste and less effort spent to get there.

The journal has its roots in the planning book and worksheets of a successful organic market garden and contains over 200 pages of seasonal planting grids, moon calendars, weather logs, planting lists and year-round tips and inspiration to help you to maximise your garden harvest this year.

And...every year thereafter. You see, if you use the planner for a single year, keeping notes of your favourite varietals, when to plant them, how much to plant to make enough of your uncle's famous tomato sauce or chili mix, what worked, what didn't, where you need more wind protection, watering per season, how you dealt with the local bugs and critters etc. - you'll essentially be creating a unique veggie garden reference for your own garden.

Every bit you keep track of helps you next year and the year after that. Your garden will just keep getting better, more productive, better protected - and with much less effort on your part because you've got the process down pat.

Every year your garden will get better, no question.