The ultimate workbook for vegetable gardeners. This is the ins and outs of your own food garden. It's where you will journal the growth of each and every plant and grow your own knowledge as a gardener. Inside you will find 193 pages filled with journalling layouts for plant profiles, monthly planning, annual calendars, garden layouts and bullet journalling. You'll also find management trackers and learning sections on microclimate, succession planting, soil and pH, fertilization, pests, diseases and composting. Use this journal for: - Getting to know your own gardening space including mapping out your layout and micro-climate. - Doing some big picture planning with the annual calendar and succession planting - Keep on track with your goals and tasks using monthly planner spreads (x 12) - Record each plant you add to the garden using the plant profiles (x 30), from sow to harvest and everything in between - Keep on top of the biggest challenges you face in the garden with logs to manage pests, disease, soil / pH and composting - Take advantage of plenty of extra bullet journalling pages throughout the workbooks to make the grow guide your own This journal is a sturdy little A5 book, perfect for carrying around the garden with you, and makes a beautiful gift for the gardener in your life. With a clean minimalist layout and a few hand drawn illustrations dotted throughout, the design of this workbook is all about functionality, making it possible for you to truly cultivate a flourishing vegetable garden. // SUSTAINABILITY INFORMATION // - Crafted using sustainable materials: Creator's friend only uses FSC certified, lead-free, acid-free, buffered paper made from wood-based pulp. - Manufactured using renewable energy: Our printing partner is a certified B-Corp. They use 100% renewable energy to print all of our planners and notebooks. - Contributes to Climate Change: 1% of every product purchased through our website is immediately allocated to a climate change program. (Learn more about our social and environmental responsibility practices on our website.)