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Ironstone Garden Journals
Your Garden, Your Story—Recorded.
From your garden beds to the weather outside and the wild foods you discover, our journals help you track observations, lessons, and discoveries—so every season builds on the last.
Garden Journals
Capture Every Success and Lesson.
Record plantings, blooms, harvests, weather, pests, observations and discoveries—so your gardening knowledge grows season after season.
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Bloom Time and Harvest Charts: Recording this year's garden results helps you plan for next year.
Planting Logs: Allow you to keep track of what you planted, where, and when.
Seed Starting Worksheets: Show you how your seeds performed.
Weed & Pollinator Notes: Let you track your observations this year so you can be prepared next year.
Orchard Notes: Help you track bloom times and note problems with your fruit trees and shrubs.
Project Trackers: Help you see your progress and stay on budget.
Permanent Bed Layouts: Let you record cultivars and locations for future reference.
Fertilizer and Pruning Logs: Track when these chores are completed, and note when they will need to be repeated.
Disease & Pest Control Logs: Track when pests and diseases are spotted, which plants are affected and whether your control methods were successful.
Raised Bed and Row Crop Layouts: Note what you actually planted, how much, and where, so you can plan crop rotations for later in the season or next year.
Purchase Logs: Keep track of what and where you purchased, and how much you spent.
Harvest Records: Record which plants produced, how long the harvest season lasted, and how much each plant or cultivar produced.
Weather Notes: Track early and late frosts, rainfall, storms, unusual weather patterns and how they affect your garden.
Daily Journal Pages: Note what you accomplish and observe each time you work in your garden.
Track the Weather That Influences Your Garden, Your Farm or Your Health.
Record temperatures, rainfall, wind, and other conditions—so you can understand patterns and make smarter gardening decisions.
Document Your Wild Discoveries.
Keep track of plants, fungi, and seasonal finds—Identifying characteristics, usage, safety, location and more--so your knowledge grows and can be referenced year after year.
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