Write this month on the beds.
A letter-size PDF, printed by you, for flower beds and a vegetable garden.
On paper
What you write
16 pages
- Print plan. Count copies before you leave the printer.
- Frost frame. Write a last frost, a first frost, or unknown.
- Flower beds. Outdoor beds only. An indoor pot does not belong on this sheet.
- Plant record. Point back to the first month you actually wrote.
- Recovery. Write the case in front of you, and refuse the rest.
- Close the year. Copy only lines already written.
The line stops before the edge.
Who it is for
You print pages for outdoor beds you already tend.
A first season and a long practice use the same sheets.
Leave this if you want a mailed book, an app, or indoor pots.
Writing a line does not grow a crop.
An opened page
Page 10 of the file. The month name stays blank until you write it.
How the file arrives
- Pay Pay for the PDF once checkout is live. Nothing is mailed.
- Print Run the sheets on a home printer, or hand the file to a print shop.
- Ask A local office supply store can print the sheets.
- Count Print one writing set. Reprint the month form when another month starts.
- Stop Do not run a dozen copies of every page.
- Leave Binding is not in this file. Do not trim the page.
US Letter
FAQ
Which paper should the printer use?
The sheet is letter size. Print at home. An office counter can run the job too.
Which pages get a copy?
One copy of the plan, the season sheets, the bed sheets, the plant record, the recovery sheet, and the closing sheets. Three month sheets are already in the file. Print page 10 again if you need another month. Twelve copies of the whole file is the wrong quantity.
What shows up after payment?
One PDF. No book, no seeds, and no plants come with it. A parcel is not part of the purchase.
What if frost is unknown?
Write the word unknown. Do not invent a date you would not defend. Later pages still take a month name.
Does a failed sowing get cleaned off?
Leave the fail on the line. A clean row does not repair it.