Garden Notebook

Simple tracking for your garden and outdoor spaces.

Garden Notes keeps a gentle memory of every planting, watering, and seasonal task—so you can enjoy your garden without trying to remember every detail.

  • Remember what you planted, where it lives, and when it thrived.
  • Calm calendar views for watering, pruning, and seasonal chores.
  • Built for gardeners who prefer simple notes over complex software.
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No credit card. No clutter. Just your garden, organized.

April in the garden Today
Planting Log Week 3
Tomato – Sungold East bed · Started from seed · 9 days ago
Plant
Watered perennials Deep soak before warm spell · 2 days ago
Water
Prepare spring bulbs Set reminder to lift and divide tulips
Seasonal
Heirloom Seeds
Log varieties, packets, and planting dates like a vintage seed packet drawer.
Watering made gentle
Reminders arrive before the soil dries out, not after.

“Tomatoes loved the west fence this year. Remember to repeat next spring.

The quiet frustrations of a living garden

Gardens thrive on memory. But most of that memory is scattered across seed packets, notebooks, and guesswork.

“When did I plant this?”

The season rolls by and it’s hard to remember when beds were planted, which day you sowed seeds, or how long a plant has been in the ground.

What actually worked?

Varieties blur together season after season. You know some tomatoes were perfect and some roses thrived—but not which ones, or where they were.

Seasonal tasks slip by

Dividing bulbs, pruning roses, feeding perennials—these tasks come once or twice a year. Miss the window, and you wait another season to try again.

A calm notebook for your garden’s memory

Garden Notes turns scattered notes into a simple, visual history of your beds, containers, and outdoor spaces.

Every planting, dated and placed

Log each plant with its variety, location, and planting date in a few taps. Later, glance back and see exactly when and where each season began.

Notes you can actually find

Attach simple notes and photos to beds, plants, or dates. When a variety shines, you’ll know its name, its spot, and how you cared for it.

Gentle, seasonal reminders

Set once-a-year tasks—like pruning, lifting bulbs, or starting seeds—and let Garden Notes nudge you at the right moment, year after year.

Features that feel like your garden notebook

Vintage seed packet cards, weathered pages, and hand-drawn botanicals—wrapped around a clear, modern calendar view.

Plant Tracker

Know what’s growing, and where

Capture each plant once—variety, location, and planting date—and trust Garden Notes to remember the rest. No spreadsheets. No clutter.

  • Bed & container locations“East border · Potting bench · Raised bed 3”
  • Plant & variety“Tomato · Brandywine · 2025”
  • TimelinePlanting, first bloom, harvest, last frost
  • FiltersBy bed, year, or plant family
Garden log
Activity Notes

Watering, pruning, feeding—without overthinking

Record watering, pruning, and fertilizing with a single tap on the day they happen. Over time, your garden’s care pattern becomes clear.

  • Tap to log quick watering sessions.
  • Mark pruning dates for shrubs and roses.
  • Track fertilizer types and timing.
Seasonal Reminders

Never miss a seasonal window again

Create gentle prompts for yearly tasks: cut back grasses, move pots to shelter, start tomatoes indoors, or wrap tender shrubs.

Choose the month, pick a week, and let Garden Notes surface reminders on a calm, easy-to-read calendar.

Garden Export

Print your garden’s story

Turn your logs into a printable PDF—perfect for a binder, sharing with neighbors, or planning next season at the kitchen table.

  • • Yearly summaries of plantings and harvests.
  • • Bed-by-bed layouts with planting history.
  • • Export as a simple, clean PDF—ready to print.

How Garden Notes fits into your week

Built for a few quiet minutes on the porch, not hours at a computer.

Step One

Capture what’s already in the garden

Walk through your beds once. Add plants with their variety and location, then note what you planted this season. In 10–15 minutes, your garden has a home on the calendar.

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Step Two

Jot quick notes as you go

After watering, pruning, or feeding, tap the day and log it. Add a short note if something looks especially happy—or needs attention next time you’re outside.

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Step Three

Let the seasons guide you

Set simple seasonal reminders once: spring cleanup, bulb lifting, fall feeding. Garden Notes will nudge you gently, so good intentions become yearly traditions.

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Simple pricing for serious gardeners

Start free. Grow into Pro when you’re ready for unlimited plants, photos, and printed garden histories.

Free

Seedling

$0/ forever

Perfect for a few beds, patio containers, or testing Garden Notes with this season’s plantings.

  • Track up to 25 plants with locations and dates.
  • Basic watering, pruning, and feeding notes.
  • Seasonal reminders for key garden tasks.
  • Clean calendar and timeline views.
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Established Garden

$6/ month

For gardeners with growing beds, long-lived perennials, and a history you want to keep and print.

  • Unlimited plants, beds, and garden areas.
  • Photo storage for plants, beds, and seasons.
  • PDF exports for binders, sharing, and planning.
  • Multi-year planning across seasons and zones.
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Enterprise

Not for teams

$0/ month

Garden Notes is intentionally crafted for individual gardeners and households, not large organizations.

  • No enterprise plans, contracts, or sales calls.
  • Focus stays on retired homeowners and enthusiasts.
  • For community gardens, simply use multiple Pro accounts.
  • Support remains personal and focused on gardeners.

Questions about your garden workflow?

Share how you garden today and we’ll follow up with ideas for using Garden Notes alongside your existing habits.

Garden Notes is shaped by real gardens: raised beds, cottage borders, community plots, and container patios. If you’re wondering how it might fit your space, we’d love to hear from you.

  • Tell us about your beds, containers, or outdoor rooms.
  • Share how you track seasons today—on paper, in apps, or not at all.
  • Mention the one thing you wish you’d remembered from last season.