RE: Keeping track of things

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• To: "n*@ucsd.edu" <n*@ucsd.edu>, "perennials@mallorn.com" <perennials@mallorn.com>
• Subject: RE: Keeping track of things
• From: "* M* <S*@quinnipiac.edu>
• Date: Wed, 10 Sep 1997 14:57:00 -0400

hi, all

I like to jot quick notes on what's blooming, what was planted, ideas
for changes, etc on a monthly 8x12 wirebound calendar (the type with
squares for each day).  Takes only a quick flip back to locate an entry.
 Kept handy  by the patio door with a pen it takes only a few seconds to
jot down a note on what the garden is doing.

For tracking what I have purchased, "advertised" bloom time, color, etc.
I use a Microsoft word table -- could also be done as an Excel database,
etc.  This lets you sort as in "do I need more early summer bloomers??"

And yes, there are times when I get behind on both <VBG>, but at least
the base is there.

would love to hear what others use.  Marion in CT (Zone 5)
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