2021 What I sowed today
mcdood Offline
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Good luck with the germination Danny. Nice spreadsheet work anyway Smile
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Broadway Offline
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(11-03-2021, 03:33 PM)mcdood Wrote: Good luck with the germination Danny. Nice spreadsheet work anyway Smile
Thanks mcdood

I like a list / organisation, just need the end product nowSmileSmile
Regards..........Danny Smile
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I do love a spreadsheet. It makes me think I've achieved something. Smile Fingers crossed Danny, good job you like tomatoes
PS I've even got a flower on one of mine Big Grin
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Garlic Chives

Carrots Cosmic Purple

Kohlrabi Delicacy Purple

Spinach Perpetual - I said I wasn't growing these then found the seeds!

Tree Spinach

Broccoli Autumn Calabrese

Celery Cutting
Regards..........Danny Smile
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(11-03-2021, 06:08 PM)JJB Wrote: I do love a spreadsheet.  It makes me think I've achieved something.

I'm a bit of a spreadsheet fiend - I find them very useful for organising lists of seeds, etc, and I even do planting layouts for my raised beds, since they are all nice neat rectangles!
How much veg and wildlife can I pack into a 6m x 8m garden in suburban Cambridge? Let’s find out!  Smile
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(12-03-2021, 01:38 PM)Eyren Wrote:
(11-03-2021, 06:08 PM)JJB Wrote: I do love a spreadsheet.  It makes me think I've achieved something.

I'm a bit of a spreadsheet fiend - I find them very useful for organising lists of seeds, etc, and I even do planting layouts for my raised beds, since they are all nice neat rectangles!
You mean like this Eyren SmileSmileSmile

   
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I do love a spreadsheet too, I have many Smile  I use LibreOffice Draw for my allotment beds planting plan.
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(12-03-2021, 02:09 PM)Broadway Wrote: You mean like this Eyren SmileSmileSmile

Sort of - I write out the planting date, quantity, etc in my gardening notebook, since once they're done I can't change them. My planned layout, on the other hand, is very much subject to change, which is why I keep it in electronic format:

   

I do a month-by-month plan, as recommended by Huw Richards, as it allows me to see more easily where gaps are going to open up, and thus keep the beds full all year round as much as possible.

(This is in Mac Numbers - we use Macs for work because we're an academic institute, so I switched a long time ago!)
How much veg and wildlife can I pack into a 6m x 8m garden in suburban Cambridge? Let’s find out!  Smile
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This is what mine looks like. Blue, green, pink are colour codes for crop rotation groups. Yellow more permanent beds.


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Vinny Offline
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I abhor spreadsheets. It reminds me too much of when I was working for a living. Rolleyes
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