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You can also notate the types of sun exposure you have in your yard (full sun, part sun, part shade, and full shade) in which you want to plant.

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If you would like to use it as a planning tool, make sure to find out your hardiness zone (if you haven’t already) by looking at the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map and typing in your zip code.

You can use this page to plan which plants you want to have in your garden or you can use it to document the plants you already have in your garden.

Document the plant name/variety, source, purchase date, plant date, garden location, and additional notes.

This page allows you to keep track of your live plants.

Document the plant name/variety, source, purchase date, indoor or outdoor start, start date, transplant date (if applicable), garden location, and additional notes.

If you like to start your plants from seed, this is the planner page for you! Track all of the details from start to finish with this sheet.

Plus, If you go out of town, you can leave this sheet with the friend or family member who will care for your green darlings while you are away.

In addition, since watering needs change throughout the year, you can print a page for each season. For each column on the page, assign a frequency for watering (once a week, twice a week, etc.) and list all of the plants underneath with that watering requirement.

Since all plants have different watering needs, this planner can help you create a visual reminder to keep track of them all.

You can keep track of them with this worksheet that allows you to create a list of items you need to buy and how much they will cost.

Expenses can always pop up even after you have created your garden budget.

You can also list the items and price for each, so that you can generate a total for each category.

Create a budget for your garden by allocating a total budget and allowances for each category of items you want to buy.

This page includes space to list your plants and notate the months for planting.

Plan your various garden projects with separate to do lists and space to notate your start date, due date, and completion date.

(Tip: print several of this page! Then you can sketch several designs and see which you like the best.)

Sketch out your garden designs on this page which includes grids to help you visualize your ideas.

Get it all down in one place, so you can start making your gardening dreams come true! Write down all the beautiful ideas you have for your garden: colors you enjoy, plants you love, vegetable or ornamental (or both!), water features, hardscaping, lighting, and anything else you want in your garden.Happy Gardening! Garden Planner Set Details If you would like to do the same, feel free to download the set below.

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I know gardening is going to be a path of trial and error for me, but I am planning to have fun documenting and learning from the journey. So, I created these garden planning printables to help me to get organized and be more efficient. While it is so much fun, I never realized how overwhelming it can also be. Gardening is a wonderful activity to enjoy, whether it’s vegetable gardening, ornamental gardening, small gardening, large scale gardening, or anything in between! I have recently been working to start my own garden. Scroll to the blue link at the bottom if you are ready to download, or continue reading to find out more! Spring has sprung, and I am so excited to release this garden planner free printable set!

Garden planner template