best Gardening Journal planner 2022/2023: The Gardener's Logbook AND Journal planner

Product Information

This week-to-view diary features colour photographs throughout, with an internal storage pocket and silk ribbon marker. The world-famous RHS Lindley Library holds unique collections of early printed books on gardening, botanical art and photographs.

I wrote, “These grasses remained bright yellow into December, which arrived bringing with it cold, wet days with the occasional blue sky days with frosts cold enough to blacken our dahlias. Don’t miss those all-important horticultural dates with the National Trust, Gardening Deluxe Diary for 2024! And in front are the big leaves of Atena, which is a yellow courgette that always does very well here. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). Geoffrey testing the standpipe, with water from the mains (we have yet to put the pump in) – to clapping from Kelly, Jamie, Karla, Emily and Amber.Garden Journal With 22 Pages of Planning, Tips and Tricks, To-Do Lists, Trackers, Budget Sheets and More! It sounds great and the results seem wonderful; I haven’t visited – there’s a farm in Wiltshire – but I’m having a go. Containing useful tips and information, this two week to view diary is the perfect gardening companion. At this time of year the garden birds take time to moult and tend to lay low, singing less to avoid attracting too much attention. So this is parsnip, which has been the devil to germinate this year; lets see how we go next spring with our own seed.

Try to minimize disturbance by positioning lights low and point them down to avoid distracting moths and bats. I’ll definitely do it this way again, I found it much harder to germinate seedlings in early spring. The photos are always lovely, so much so that at the end of the year I give them to my young grandchildren to use in collage,etc so not wasted. The green netting at the back – and black netting which you can’t see in the photo – is over the precious Kalette, the stars of last year’s dreadful winter; this year I have a whole row planted. We embrace wildness where it can flourish in areas of the garden and allow weeds such as dandelion and daisies, clover and self-heal to make our grass interesting for wildlife and us.As always, it features wonderful full-colour plant and garden photographs from top garden photographer, Clive Nichols. Only words I wish to send to you in ‘thanks for posting your journals and journeys, for me to visit/see in 2023 when I was lonely in middle of the night and needed heartened, and catch up on what beautiful things? As days shorten it is tempting to brighten things up with outdoor lighting, but it is important to consider night- time visitors when lighting up your garden. The Royal Horticultural Society was founded in 1804 and has established itself as the leading gardening charity, with the aim of inspiring passion and excellence in the science, art and practice of horticulture.