The Garden Year
2027
A frost-based planting calendar and garden journal
Planting Dreams.
January — December
Plant. Remember. Bloom again.
Your calendar becomes next year's garden guide.
A garden planner shouldn't give you more things to keep track of. It should help you remember your garden.
Built around YOUR frost dates.
April
11 weeks before last frost
MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
2
Snapdragons
sow
3
4
Tomatoes
indoors
5
6
7
Peas
direct sow
8
This week in the garden
Snapdragons germinated in 6 days. Heavy rain Wednesday. Apple buds swelling.
Not more worksheets. One useful record of your whole growing year.
Designed for the things gardeners actually want to recall: what you planted, when you planted it, what worked, and what you'll do differently next year.
The calendar is the journal
A system that remembers so you can enjoy it.
The plan and the outcome stay next to each other in time. That small change turns a busy garden year into useful knowledge for the next one.
Why this worksSet your season
Enter your expected last spring frost and first fall frost. The weekly references work around your actual growing season.
Write where life happens
Use daily boxes for sowing, transplanting, harvesting, and the small jobs that make up a real garden week.
Keep what matters
Record blooms, pests, surprises, favorite varieties, and the plants that are never getting invited back.
Built around your frost dates
Your season sets the rhythm.
A Michigan gardener and a Georgia gardener shouldn't receive the same generic calendar. Barefoot in Bloom starts with your frost dates, then keeps the observations that make those dates personal.
Planting dreams
Give this season a place to live.
So when next spring comes around, you'll know exactly what happened—and what you're growing more of.
Find your garden guide