Know what to plant, and when.
For your first or second year of vegetables: one printed plan, so you can simply follow along.
My garden planner
- ZIP code55408
- Last spring frostMay 6
- First fall frostOct 8
- Raised bed4 x 8 ft
- Tomatoes outMay 20
Sample page
A planner written for your yard.
Other printable planners leave the dates to you. This one arrives already dated to your ZIP code's frost dates, the days cold last bites in spring and first returns in fall.
How does a first-year gardener use it?
1. Give your ZIP code
Your frost dates are looked up for you, so there are no charts to read.
2. Get your dated PDF
Every sowing and planting day arrives already written in.
3. Print it and follow along
Tick off one date at a time, on paper, out in the garden.
Your garden, ZIP code
55408
Minneapolis, as a sample
- Mar 18Start tomatoes indoors
- Apr 1Sow peas outside
- Apr 8Sow lettuce outside
- May 6Last spring frost, expected
- May 20Plant tomatoes out
- Oct 8First fall frost, expected
Sample page
What a page of your planner looks like.
Each date is counted back from the frost dates of one ZIP code. This sample is for a raised bed in 55408; yours is made for your own.
Print a free three-page example: a planting schedule, a blank garden layout and a planting log. All dates are illustrative, not personalised frost advice. This is not the paid planner or a ZIP code preview.
Open the free sample PDFAbout $12, paid once.
One personalised garden planner PDF, from a hosted Stripe checkout. US only at launch, with no subscription.
