Garden planner «Garden Journal» - The Green Conspiracy

The garden journal takes the guesswork out of gardening and accompanies you throughout the entire season.
From setting up the growing area to documenting plant growth and recording the harvest.

The annual planting calendar gives you an overview of the upcoming year by helping you plan the entire season.
The monthly calendar organizes the most important tasks so you know what needs to be done and when.
40 plant profiles help you to clearly organize all the information about cultivation.

The garden diary contains fields for date and month that you can fill in yourself to determine when your gardening season begins.

The garden journal is suitable for all types of gardens. Some sections, such as the one on pot size, may not be relevant for someone with a large garden, but everything else can be adapted to the needs of your small (or large) green oasis.

1. An annual planting calendar helps you get an overview of the coming year and plan the entire season.
2. A monthly calendar shows you the most important tasks in the garden, so you always know what needs to be done and when.
3. 40 plant profiles help you to organize all gardening information and notes clearly in one place.
4. A tips section with important information – no more endless scrolling on your phone!
5. Space to design your garden, let your imagination run wild.
6. Notes, for your thoughts and small diary entries.
7. Entertaining comments about our gardening experiences.

100 g/m² recycled paper
Elegant, linen-bound hardcover binding
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Printed in Germany using offset printing – based on renewable raw materials and vegetable oils

DIN A5: 154 x 216 mm
200 pages

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Leticia and Fernando have created The Green Conspiracy Garden Journal, a gardening journal that helps anyone with an itchy green thumb grow their own food. Gardening is good for body and soul, but it can quickly descend into chaos with information, to-dos, and plant drama. In their urban garden, the tomatoes were drooping, the potatoes were shriveling, and the arugula was taking over. So they created a completely analog solution to get the garden back to what it should be: a relaxed, screen-free oasis full of harvest joy.