Veg Planner

[barkingdog]

Hi All,

I have found a useful veg planner from the Gardening Which? website

http://www.which.co.uk/files/application/pdf/Vegetable%20Planner%20419-445-92549.pdf

There are a few other factsheets which you may find useful too and they can be found at

http://www.which.co.uk/gardeningwhich/gardening_which/Factsheets/factsheets/indepth_614_92290.jsp

barkingdog

[barkingdog]

[caroline7758]

Those are really useful, have put them in my favourites. Thanks!

[Rosyred]

Thanks for that - printed off ready for action next year...

[Suzanne]

Great link - thanks

[Cuke]

Cheers! That'll come in handy as a guide for next year. :)

[Tohellwithweeds]

THATS GREAT THANKS ITS HELPED A LOT ;) AS IM NEW TO THIS AND HAVE NEVER GROWN ANY THING BEFOR ONLY WEEDS ::) WILL ADD IT TO MY FAVS

[Tee Gee]

What I do is get all my seed packets together, list them in alphabetical order  on a spread sheet.

Then I start another column and go through my website and tabulate the week number that they should be sown in.

Then I do a filter to put the week numbers in ascending order this re-tabulates them for me.

Then I put the packets back in their box in the sowing order and all is ready for the new season.

Couldn't be easier.

[saddad]

So impressive Alec..
;D

[Tee Gee]

Thought you might like to see I have prepared my seed sowing list for the 2008 season;

This is page one of four, or some of the 237 entries I have on the list



This is a closer look;

[Tatiana]

Very impressive indeed!

Thanks for the link to veg planner. very useful :D

[lottieowner]

thanks for the link and the fact sheets
LO

[grawrc]

thanks for the links. 

[star]

yES THANK YOU BOTH......................(caps lock again sorry)

You are very organised Tee Gee.

[cornykev]

I expected no less from you TG, far too organised for my liking.  ;D ;D ;D

[Spanner]

 I tried spreadsheets in the past but always seemed to lose them or not keep them up to date. I now use an old CD rack to file my seeds into sowing month order, 2 slots per month, early and late. Works well for sucessional stuff because once I've sowed some I just move the packet back in the rack to the next sowing slot.