Collect your entire garden in one book
Every garden is different, which is why you can customise the book to suit your needs. Choose a cover design that reflects your style and fill the inside with pages that complement the way you like to plan.
Choose between lined, squared, dotted or completely blank pages. You can also add any of our 60 themed pages, including monthly checklists, project planning, plant lists and space for your own sketches.
The result is a personal garden journal that helps you create structure, preserve your ideas and follow your garden’s development over time.
Plan your garden through every season
Gardening changes with the seasons. During winter, you might plan for the next growing season. Spring is the time to prepare, sow and plant. Summer is filled with care and flowering, while autumn is ideal for evaluating the season and preparing your garden for its period of rest.
In your garden journal, you can write down:
- What you want to sow and plant
- When different seeds should be started indoors
- Where plants should be placed
- When you sowed, planted and harvested
- How different plants have developed
- What needs to be pruned or fertilised
- Projects you want to complete
- Plants you want to buy
- What you want to do differently next season
- Memories and lovely moments from the garden
Keeping everything in one place makes it easier to remember what needs to be done and benefit from the knowledge you gain along the way.
From idea to finished garden
Do you have a flower bed that needs redesigning, dream of having a greenhouse or want to create a new growing space? Use your garden journal to collect inspiration and turn your ideas into concrete plans.
Sketch flower beds and growing areas, create lists of materials and plants and divide larger projects into smaller steps. This gives you a clearer overview of what needs to be done and lets you follow each projectfrom the first idea to the finished result.
Get to know your plants
It is not always easy to remember the name of every plant, when it was planted or which location suits it best. By creating your own plant lists, you can collect important information about everything growing in your garden.
For example, you can record:
- The plant’s name and variety
- Date of sowing or planting
- Location in the garden
- Sunlight, shade and watering requirements
- Flowering period
- Care and pruning
- Results and development
- Your own experiences and lessons learned
Over time, the journal will become a personal reference book for your own garden.
Frequently asked questions about garden journals
What is a garden journal?
A garden journal is a book in which you can collect plans, plant lists, sketches, projects and notes about your garden. It helps you plan your gardening tasks and follow your garden’s development from oneseason to the next.
What do you write in a garden journal?
You can record what you have sown and planted, when different plants flower, how your harvest turned out and which garden projects you want to complete. You can also collect plant information, to-do lists, sketches and lessons for the next growing season.
Why should you keep a garden journal?
A garden journal makes it easier to remember what you have done and what worked well. By documenting your garden, you can use your previous experiences when planning future seasons.
Can I design the garden journal myself?
Yes. You choose the cover design and the types of pages you want your book to contain. Combine ready-made themed pages with lined, squared, dotted or completely blank pages.
Which themed pages can I choose?
You can choose from 60 different themed pages. Monthly checklists, project planning, plant lists and pages with space for your own sketches are particularly useful for a garden journal.
Can I use the book for growing plants on a balcony or allotment?
Yes. The garden journal works just as well for a large garden as it does for a greenhouse, allotment, raised beds or balcony gardening. You can customise the content to suit your own growing space.
What size is the garden journal?
The garden journal comes in A5 format and measures 147 × 205 millimetres. It has spiral binding and is easy to take outside into the garden.
