Re: Garden journal - software

Joanie - are you the Joanie Anderson I knew briefly about 10 years ago (or more)? If so, a big hello to you. If not, a slightly smaller hello to you and thanks either way. I really am looking for a software package,, just to record day to day energence of bloom etc. I have loose leaf notebooks for various kinds of plants (vines, perennials, annuals etc) but for a yearly ccounting I would prefer computer software

Nice hearing from you

Nancy deGrazia

Jeaa0088@aol.com wrote:

In a message dated 4/3/2006 7:52:40 AM Central Standard Time, nsshlaes@ameritech.net writes:

Have any of you found a satisfactory (or even close to it) garden journal in which you can record what is planted where and how it is doing for at least five years.

Hi, Nancy:

I use a loose-leaf 3 ring binder and have found nothing to equal it. I can also easilyl paste pix onto pages and insert extra info as it occurs to me at a later date. It's the most accomodating method I've found. Pockets inside of the binder allow for temporary storage of add'l. info.

I'm curious to hear others' ideas...good question!

Joanie Anderson
35 mi. north of Chicago

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