Creating Your Planting Schedule

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Planting Schedule Worksheet
This worksheet will help you set up your own planting schedule in three easy steps.

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Crystal Clements-Baughn
Reply September 9, 2019

The quick link for the Companion Planting infographic took me to the site but I couldn’t find the infographic.
- Paul
  Reply September 12, 2019
  
  Sorry about that Crystal! Unfortunately they took that graphic down. Here’s a replacement one though. Check this out: https://thewhoot.com/whoot-news/diy/companion-planting?fbclid=IwAR3H3gVlE6XRcFr0vItNnVTQ4Ir8Gsg5g7NMxmU2mdvGujkavsBBwBHXNUc
  - Laurie S.
    Reply October 19, 2022
    
    I just clicked that link and it goes directly to a beautiful page with a drawing of sunset over the water
Opal Ezell
Reply September 8, 2020

I can’t see callendar
- Paul
  Reply September 9, 2020
  
  Hi Opal – if you are talking about setting up your own personal gardening calendar you’ll want to do that here: https://borntogrow.net/member/calendar-zone-setup/
  
  Or send us an email if you are referring to something else!
Oscar W Richard
Reply May 24, 2021

Why can’t you print out my planting schedule calendar?
Katrina Parker
Reply March 8, 2022

Why can’t open the pdf’s ? It acts like it wants to open the send me to a blank screen
Marisol Avila
Reply April 5, 2022

The lifetime option isn’t available even tough is within the allocated timeframe to upgrade. I have been a member but hadn’t utilized the app yet. Does my account already include all the features?
Flo Brenton
Reply October 12, 2022

I’m just getting started with the Seedtime. I’ve got my calendar completed and it looks really busy. Well Gardening is hard, Hunger is hard…Choose your hard. That said, every plant has a cultivation step. I have 25 raised beds. So, exactly, what am I supposes to do during the cultivation step and does each plant have a different cultivation? Thanks, in advance.