VeggieNote Two Kinds of Reminders: Task Alerts vs. Harvest Alerts
The tasks that are easy to forgetGarden tasks generally fall into two categories: those with obvious visual cues, and th...
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VeggieNote Which Crop Actually Performed Best? Harvest Graphs and Rankings
Compare crops within a year, not against your lifetime totalMost home gardeners manage multiple crops at once — five or ...
VeggieNote Don’t Lose Years of Garden Records: Backing Up Your Data
The 3-2-1 principle applies to garden records tooAny collection of records — digital or physical — is only as secure as ...
VeggieNote From Seed to Harvest: A Recording System for Home Gardeners
The season you can't quite rememberEvery home gardener, whether tending a few pots on a balcony or managing a 30-square-...
VeggieNote What to Record for Every Crop: Fields That Actually Matter
Why "tomatoes" isn't a recordFor many home gardeners, the primary method of tracking their garden is a mental one, occas...
VeggieNote Beyond a Watering Schedule: A Complete Garden Work Log
Why "I think I fertilized last week" isn't good enoughFor many home gardeners, the daily or weekly routine of maintenanc...
VeggieNote Weather, Logged Automatically: A Small Feature With Big Value
Weather as a missing variableGarden outcomes are rarely determined by the gardener's actions alone. A record can tell yo...
VeggieNote Beyond “We Got a Lot of Tomatoes”: Recording Harvest Data
Why "a lot of tomatoes" isn't a harvest recordIn the management of a home garden, the harvest is the ultimate point of d...
VeggieNote Why “I Think I Grew Tomatoes Here Last Year” Isn’t Good Enough
Why rotation planning needs a written recordFor the home gardener, crop rotation is fundamentally a challenge of long-te...
VeggieNote The Season Summary: A Scorecard You Generate, Not Write
Why crops need an ending, not just a beginningIn the management of a home garden, much of the focus is naturally placed ...