Nemcsok Farms is a family owned and operated by Evelyne and Michael Nemcsok, and is located 20 km north of Englehart, Ontario, Canada. Our farm consists of 200 + acres that includes woodlot, fields, a sand pit, some wetlands, a vegetable garden, flower beds and gardens, some rocky outcrops, and a nice yard for us to enjoy also. We produce forage and grain crops, vegetables, plants, flowers, firewood and custom plowing, cultivating, seeding and more. Welcome to our family farm! We are located 20 km north of Englehart, Ontario, Canada. Stick around for some gardening tips, DIYs, Recipes, Crafts, and other great ideas for how to use the things around you to create a better, more natural lifestyle. We also offer custom ploughing, seeding, cultivating and more. We sell harvested wild flower seeds collected from our property, as well as birch firewood bundles, wholesale only.

Track Your Garden’s Progress

| February 9, 2015 | Maintenance, Post, Starting & Planning | No Comments
One of the best ways to improve on your garden in this growing season, and in future growing seasons, is to know what happened in your garden during the last growing season.  Use a Track Your Garden’s Progress Vegetable Journal to record all the fun and fine details of your garden – and I’ve created just the thing for you! 
 

printable Garden Journal to record your garden's progress

Vegetable Journal Printable to Track Your Garden’s Progress

Vegetable Journals are FREE! This is a ten page PDF free printable, that you are welcome to print and use, to keep track of your garden’s growth.

These can be fun for very young gardeners also! 

Use the main section to record the date, the height of your plant, whether or not is has blossomed, and then if has developed fruit or vegetables yet.

Use the additional details portion to record anything special with the plants – have you used any special fertilizers?  Have you spotted any aphids, or slugs on them?  Have you enlisted any special measures to protect them? 

Vegetable Journals for Predicting Future Years and Yields

It’s not too late to start, in fact, everybody has to start somewhere.  Print out the journal, and have it ready when you are able to get into your garden this year.  This is a great task to assign your little helpers.

Next year you’ll be able to consult what did well, and what didn’t.  You will be able to compare actual frost dates, and what , if any, additives you used in your garden, and what, if any, special pests you had to deal with.

Don’t forget about our other handy dandy garden planning tools:

 

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Evelyne

Evelyne is the fearless, axe wielding, quirky, hardworking and incredibly funny creative genius behind this blog. Who also has a weird fascination with soil, and wreaths.

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