Keep track of what’s happening in your garden with this printable vegetable garden planner and journal.
Have you ever grow your vegetables and herbs and doing recipes from them? It’s so satysfying!
Last year I made one. I grew my tomatoes, carrots, beans, butternut squash, turnip, and beet from seeds. What a joy to see everything grow from the seed to the harvest!
I didn’t take the time to write everything I did, so this year, I have to find all the information to get success this season and help me remember what I did for next year.
That’s why I created this binder.
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Here are the garden vegetable printable pages
With all the pages you can find in this PDF file, you can prepare a binder to plan and grow your garden.
There are the 54 pages in this binder. Here are the main ones:
- One cover page
- Three different spines to place on the side of the binder
- Two different monthly calendars
- Seed inventory
- Seed wish list
- From seed to harvest
- Budget
- Recipe
- Weekly journal
- Daily journal
- Notes
- Lists
- Two different to do pages
- Pest tracker
- Notes for next year
- Future harvest
- Spring checklist
- Fall checklist
- Vegetables notes
- Herbs notes
- Two different garden plan pages
- One page with all the months of the year written
- Two pages with names of vegetables and herbs
- Dasboards for each section
The dimensions for each page are 8 1/2 x 11 inches, but you can decrease the size if you want to print it to fit a Classic Happy Planner or another format if you prefer.
–> Before printing the PDF file, please read the section for that below to get the best results as possible.
These calendars are perfect to write down what you have to do or doing each day.
For now, in March. I write how my sowing are going and when I placed them under DEL light.
These three pages will help you keeping track of your seeds.
There is a page for your inventory, very useful for not buying what you already have.
Another page for what you want to try and where you can buy it.
And the last one, is for keeping track of how well your seeds performs over the season.
In this binder, you get also a budget page to remember what you spend and il you respect your budget.
You get also a recipe page to write down your favorite ones that you prepare from the vegetables and herbs you harvest in your garden.
Another way to keep track of what happen in our garden is to write a journal.
In this binder, you get two different ones: a weekly on 2 pages and a daily. If you like writing a lot, the daily will be perfect for you.
These pages of the binder will help you with each vegetable and herb you are growing.
On one page, you write all the information for having success; date seeded, sprout, plant spacing, row spacing, important info, and which other plants this one like or not. For example, tomatoes like to grow near basilic.
Drawing a plan of your garden also helps for an abundant harvest. If you plant too narrow, it’s not good.
That way, you can plan how many plants you need to fit the space you have and offer the best conditions.
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The best paper to print these printable garden vegetable pages
I like to print planner and journal on a tick paper when I print on both sides of paper. But with this binder, you may prefer to not print on both sides because you have the possibility to choose the pages you really need.
With thick paper, I’m able to write down on each page without the ink bleeding on the other side. The one I use is really smooth at the touch and bright.
I found that using these Staedtler pens and these Stabio ones are the best choice over ballpoint pens. The ink from the pens dry very fast, and the ink doesn’t bleed on the other side.
Don’t forget to buy paper according to your printer: inkjet or laserjet.
How to resize for the Classic Happy Planner
If you want to resize the pages for the dimensions of the Classic Happy Planner, you can use Adobe Acrobat Reader DC to open the file and set some preferences.
To fit your Classic Happy Planner, you will have to print at 82 % of the real dimensions.
Search for Custom Scale and replace the 100 % with 82 %.
You can also choose the pages you want to print.
Print the pages you want.
In the Resource Library, you can find a template with black lines to help you cut your pages to fit perfectly the Classic Happy Planner.
Print this template, place a page you just printed over it, trace some lines, and cut.
Punch them with a punch for a discbound system like the Mambi one.
In conclusion, you really need this binder…
… to have success from seeds to harvest, and remember what you did from year to year!
Monique
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