Adding Notes in the Garden Planner Video Lecture | Learn the art of Garden Planning: Garden Planner - Hobbies

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The Garden Planner makes it simple to keep
track of your plants throughout the year,
like a garden notebook.
For example, you
can double-click this spinach,
then click on the Notes section and type
in how the plants did.
These notes are the same for each variety
or plant type on the plan,
so if you have more than one row of this
spinach,
the notes will be available by double-clicking any of them.
They also appear in the Plant List.
Just click on the Plant List button, and
you'll get taken to a complete list of your plants.
Varieties are listed under the plant
name,
and you can see how many of each plant you have in your plan,
the spacing, and when to sow, plant and harvest them.
Scroll down and you'll see that the spinach
has the notes that were added earlier,
and they can be edited here as well.
There's also room at the bottom for notes for the whole garden,
and all notes can be printed off from
this screen.
Adding notes is a great way to learn from your mistakes and successes from one year to the next.
Because you can have more than one plan
open at the same time,
it is easy to flip back to plans from
previous years and remind yourself
of what worked well, and what you want to change.