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  • #31
    I've tried paper notes in the past. Always forget
    To carry on.

    I'm going to use my online calendar this year - it syncs with my phone, tablet and whenever sign into my online email. More so as a means to record what I planted.


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    • #32
      I have a blog arronsallotment.wordpress.com and keep a record of what I've done each time I visit the plot. 2012 was when I started off and kept a thorough up to date record of things. However last year I was so busy with work and only popping down the plot every so often, gave up on the writing and instead just took a few photos at different stages. I'm in the middle of adding these to my blog as we speak. This year I am definitely returning to an up to date write up!

      On an excel spreadsheet i too have kept a record of where things have grown previously just so I can play around with where things will go the next time.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by datz View Post
        I have started using the Evernote app. (available for Mac and PC and as a mobile app)
        I already used it as a general place to dump receipts, notes etc. I have now photographed each seed packet I have and can add sowing details as I go on. This was an idea from a blog post by Emma Cooper Evernote*Evangelist*-*Blog*- Emma the Gardener
        That looks really interesting, Datz, another thing for me to investigate!
        Gardening is cheaper than therapy and you get tomatoes

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